Atlas is a god he was one of the first Greek gods. The Olympian Gods dethroned the "Titans". (Which Atlas was one of the Titans.) He received the most harsh punishment of all the Titans, carrying the heavens on his back and bearing the weight forever, given to him by the King of the gods Zeus. But Hercules (or Heracles) is not a god. His Father is Zeus but his mother is mortal. To answer your question..... Hercules was able to hold the heavens on his shoulders just as well as Atlas, and Hercules did more things that proved his strength (like killing the Lion of Nemea) than Atlas did. Atlas on the other hand never had any real amazing stories just that he held up the heavens. So based on the facts of mythology Hercules seems much more powerful just not a god.
Kronos, and Atlas. That's all i know, but I think theres more.
There was more than one. Which were you thinking of?
Hercules' father, Zeus, did not go to jail in the traditional sense, as he is a character from Greek mythology and is typically depicted as a powerful god rather than a mortal subject to human laws. However, in various retellings and adaptations of the Hercules myth, there may be instances where characters face consequences for their actions. If you are referring to a specific modern adaptation or story featuring Hercules, please provide more details for a more accurate answer.
Calypso. There might be more but she's the only one I know of.
. There was a big war between the Titans and the Gods, and Atlas was one of the leading Titans. According to the legend, Atlas is now cursed to bear the weight of the sky for all eternity.
greek gods fought using they powers. the more powerful you are the more chances of you wining the fight!
The Titans existed before the gods and were more powerful.
Some famous Greek myths are, Hercules, Achilles, Theseus (one of my favorites), Odysseus, Pereus, Jason, and Orpheus. Of course there are many more but those are just a few good ones. Hope i helped :)
It wasn't a god. It was the Titan Atlas. . After Heracles liberated the titan Prometheus, he helped him by telling him not to take the apples himself, but to seek the help of Atlas, his brother. Atlas carried the heavens in his back, Heracles took the place of Atlas, and Atlas got the apples but didnt want to carry the heavy burden any more. Heracles tricked him to take his original place again and got the apples.
No. Hercules' mother was a mortal named Alcmena. His father was indeed, Zeus, king of the gods. Hera hated Hercules not only because it wasn't her son, but also because Zeus loved Hercules more than her. This made Hera jealous. Disney was not faithful to Greek mythology with their 1997 animated theatrical film, "Hercules". In this movie, Hera was Hercules' mother and both she and Zeus loved him very much. Zeus seems a faithful husband to Hera. In Greek mythology, he wasn't, at least by our standards.
In Disney's animated film "Hercules," the character Hercules is depicted with sandy blonde hair. In Greek mythology, however, depictions of Hercules (or Heracles) vary, and he is often shown with dark hair. The animated version emphasizes a more stylized and vibrant look that aligns with the film's overall aesthetic.
Fathering Atlas, Prometheus, and Epimetheus. Just so you know, Iapetus is more correctly identified as a Titan.