The idea of heracles being scared, let alone enough to run away and hide from someone, really just shows how much of a gigachad typhon was.

@italucenaz

Жыл бұрын

Maybe it was before he ascended into godhood

@Tanystropheus10

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure this event was before Harcules went into godhood And he never does mention haracleas

@wilburn5881

Жыл бұрын

@@Tanystropheus10 Read the text

@9308323

Жыл бұрын

​@@Tanystropheus10 1. Herakles 2. It said that he turned into fawn when he and the other Gods panicked and ran to Egypt.

@sonofcronos7831

Жыл бұрын

@@Tanystropheus10 the story of Typhon has no clear timeline. Sometimes is right after the Titanomachy, or before the age of heroes. While in Nonnus, it was during Cadmus life (he is some generations before Heracles and Oedipus). While in other versions it also includes Heracles as the ones that run from it. I prefer the versions without Heracles since he has no problem in helping the gods against several giants, so he being scared of Typhon is weird.

Typhon, Echidna and Tiamat should have a barbeque get-together, and discuss what being the parents of dragons, snakes and other monsters are like.

@jedi_yt365

Жыл бұрын

why did i think of dnd tiamat💀

@user-pv2fz6wm2g

Жыл бұрын

@@jedi_yt365 your life will be 😫🤢🛌💀

@cartoonishidealism582

Жыл бұрын

Loki’s there too

@akaollie619

Жыл бұрын

@@jedi_yt365 could be worse, could think of the league of legends item

@jedi_yt365

Жыл бұрын

@@akaollie619 ew no i have standards

My favourite design of Typhon is from the ‘Olympians’ comics - he’s literally a giant tornado with loads of animal heads sticking out of him.

@templarianthefirst9022

Жыл бұрын

An amazing design. Fellow Olympian’s reader!

@swank3879

Жыл бұрын

he's.. a Typhon typhoon..

@anhoencybrea3871

10 ай бұрын

Are You Talking about Pjo (Percy Jackson)

@creedjeremy

9 ай бұрын

Is this the marvel comics?

@thepotatoshiba

9 ай бұрын

@@creedjeremyno, they are talking about the greek mythology series Olympians, by George O’Connor.

As an Italian I can confirm that we do keep monsters under volcanoes

@matt_aquila_

Жыл бұрын

monument mythos

@randomdudeinyoutube6479

Жыл бұрын

As another Italian I can confirm taht

@theanthony2799

Жыл бұрын

@@randomdudeinyoutube6479 now I'm afraid of what could be under the vesuvius

@jeremycook4105

11 ай бұрын

Is it made out of spaghetti and pizza

@the_apotecary_from_tf2

11 ай бұрын

@@theanthony2799 lucifer According to a story my grandparents told me when he was exiled out of heaven he was yeeted on the vesuvius and brought there a piece of heaven And that's true because gramp don't lie

Typhon is also the one of the few children of Gaia that has a faithful relationship with his Snake Monster wife

@alexanderchi8139

Жыл бұрын

Hello there

@Comrade_Connie

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@eltonmateusnevesneves

Жыл бұрын

You know something is wrong when the devil and the father of all monsters are the faithful ones

@videogollumer

Жыл бұрын

@@eltonmateusnevesneves Hades isn't the Greek Devil; he doesn't tempt people or bring them to ruin.

@cancerguy5435

Жыл бұрын

@@videogollumert isn't about Hades here, it's about Typhon. But yes, Hades relations with his kidnapped wife were also somewhat alright all things considered. Not a lot of people to cheat with in the lands of the dead.

I always remember reading a version of this myth that when Typhon rose to destroy Olympus and the gods, Selene rode her moon chariot into battle against the storm giant. Having been an explanation the craters of the moon, were scars from said battle against Typhon. She was a diversion for Zeus being fixed up by Pan and Hermes from my understanding.

@sonofcronos7831

Жыл бұрын

You can read that in Nonnus Dionisyaca (maybe i mispronunced). There is the most complete version of the battle and includes a lot of characters. But Nonnus is literaly the last greek poet (V century after Christ) in the roman period so his story is not that well know.

@theketaminefrog6366

Жыл бұрын

Nice to see Selene getting some more attention

@philipgood5041

6 ай бұрын

I also heard that story, I'm glad to hear it has a source. Is there anything about posiedons sea monsters fighting Typhon?

I love the implication that the Egyptian gods are the Greek gods' fursonas.

@SMILEYFACE3412

3 ай бұрын

nonononoNONONONO

@kingofdragons7

28 күн бұрын

​@@SMILEYFACE3412YEEEEESSS

@SMILEYFACE3412

28 күн бұрын

@@kingofdragons7 WHY DID THIS RUIN EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY FOR ME

@kingofdragons7

28 күн бұрын

@@SMILEYFACE3412 don't worry, it's just how the greeks view it, to them, egyptians worshipped the olympians in form of animals

I once heard a version that while Zeus was pinned down with his muscle fibers ripped out and Pan and Hermes were putting him back together Ares tagged in and fought Typhon to buy the other gods time, and ive only heard that second hand do it definitely isn't academically sound but it's still a concept that goes very hard and finally has Ares use his infinite heart of violence to help everyone else out for once

@creedd6937

Жыл бұрын

I also heard that one, but it was in school told to me by a friend so I can't confirm it either.

@philipgood5041

6 ай бұрын

Ares does often get the short end of the stick. You have to give him credit, he is a patron for the Amazons. He also doesn't like people trying to rape his daughters.

I like how you talk about the multiple sources

I think Immortals Fenyx Rising did a very good job with him as the main villain. Really made me want to learn more about him

@theshadow4887

Жыл бұрын

They also made it so that he specifically wants to overthrow the gods for being petty jerks, which isn't entirely unreasonable.

@gloryiusgessepi2381

Жыл бұрын

@@theshadow4887 Plus he looks super cool

@almogz9486

Жыл бұрын

Typhon in immortal fenyx rising? That guy was joke his boss fight was so lame and he was so stupid. Me and my friends still say to each other yOU dONt EvEN cARe aBOuT tHe pLAnEt as a joke

@ravenpapa27

Жыл бұрын

@@almogz9486 Lol okay that's YOUR opinion, which I don't care about

@michaeliv284

Жыл бұрын

I didn't like his design. Too "generic demon" for my tastes. Plus he was kinda puny

Gaia: why did you imprison my kids! Olympians: in do part because they imprisoned your other kids Gaia: Excuses!

6:36 gets really funny for me when you remember folks like to constantly compare Typhon to Godzilla. In the 1998 film Godzilla (now rebranded by Toho as Zilla), was lured in by the military with pounds of fish as bait to ultimately surprise attack him.

@MeliesCinemagician

Жыл бұрын

"That's a lot of fish."

@Random_Nobody_Official

Ай бұрын

*_Titanus Typhon_*

The version I heard says that the heat from Mt. Etna powers Hephaestus’s forge. Also, this is my favorite story from Greek mythology because it shows the otherwise flawless Zeus in a moment of weakness.

Typhon is one of my favorite stories to the point where I can't wait to see it adapted into Lore Olympus

@azidahaka8543

Жыл бұрын

Aren't those extremely romaticised & kiddish adaptation of the actual myths tho ? I don't see how they can make Typhon this terrifying, giant monster whose mere sight made the gods crap their pants.

@antonissa8345

Жыл бұрын

@@azidahaka8543 so you're saying that someone getting r*ped in the exact same webtoon is "kidish"

@MeryemSH

Жыл бұрын

Typhon is also father of cerberus so... They probably defeted him a long time ago I mean story is really close to trojan war

@michaeliv284

Жыл бұрын

@@azidahaka8543 for one thing, they can give him an Echidna a good, maybe even beautiful, relationship Imagine the kaiju calling someone "nummymuffin"

@stargazer31

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeliv284 The idea of two terrifying beings having a cutesy relationship is freaking adorable but also terrifying

I love how by his standards, being turned into a cyborg just means getting a circuit board taped to his eye.

Ive also heard another version of echidnas death thats says hera got so angry at her because she would kill travelers coming by her path (i like to imagine she got angry because echidna basically provided heracles with free monsters to kill) and sent her servant arges (the one hundred eye giant) to decaptitate her. And he succeded.

@sonofcronos7831

Жыл бұрын

That is story can be found in Pseudo Appolodorus, but is not clear if is the same Echidna.

@evamailensteinsvik713

Жыл бұрын

@@sonofcronos7831 Thanks! Im happy someone could provide an underlying structure to my comment as i have no idea where i heard it. Though i have actually suspected pseudo Apollodorus because he tends to write different versions of myths.

@Blokewood3

Жыл бұрын

I like that version with the added detail that Echidna could not be slain by gods or mortals, so in the end, she could only be slain by another monster.

@augustrempelewert4377

Жыл бұрын

@@Blokewood3 Yeah, that detail makes things so much more interesting.

As a Greek this is a good way to teach people real Greek mythology.

My god that Typhon design.

I keep loving that I never know how you're going to end these videos.

This could not have come at a better time. I am almost at the part where Typhoon attacks New York in Percy Jackson!

I love how Typhon is perpetually screaming

Typhon is an edgy deviantart oc. And I love it.

@florianfrey9258

Жыл бұрын

Hah! That’s actually pretty accurate! :D

@toadsarecute

Жыл бұрын

I was gonna comment that lol

Typhon looks like someones dad when he finds a scratch on the car

Do you think Typhons Snake-Arms all have their own consciousness? Imagine him not beeing able to move because every snake is trying to do something different. I think I'm having a dejavu.

I just started reading Percy Jackson,But I already know a lot of Greek mythology because of you! (:

@gustavosauro1882

Жыл бұрын

Spoiler Typhon appears in the books. That's not a big spoiler tho

@ravenclaw3916

Жыл бұрын

@@gustavosauro1882 who’s Typhon?

@Blokewood3

Жыл бұрын

@@gustavosauro1882 If I remember right, Tuphon's appearance in Percy Jackson is kind of lame. He's just a minor footnote in the battle against the Titans and he gets defeated pretty anticlimactically.

@berengustav7714

10 ай бұрын

@@Blokewood3 The Sky god ,both warrior gods,the twins,Hephastus,Dionysus,and the ocean god with an army of Cyclopes and a fricking Hundred-Handed One defeated Typhon,the battle lasted for a week.

In another video about this myth by SarcasticProductions I commented on a version of the myth which says that Ares assisted Hermes in rescuing Zeus. Ares was fighting Typhon so he can buy some time for Hermes to steal Zeus' tendons and free him. After Typhon's defeat, Zeus decided to award Ares with more important role as "god protector" instead of just a war God. This version of the myth is probably a way for the Greeks to explain why the Roman Mars was so important to them unlike Ares to Greeks.

Never mind Typon almost destroying Olympus, look at em jaw muscles, doesn't he even get tired-

love that you guys have friends helping with them sources. thats so base of you

3:53 Pegasus also son of Poseidon. Uh, so it basically was a brotherly teamup.

I’m so excited, also I’m listening to an audiobook about Greek gods so this is perfect

@mikewazaski8597

Жыл бұрын

If anyone wants to know the book it’s simply called mythos and it is written and read by Steven fry

I find it interesting that Typhon is restricted under Mt. Etna as an explanation for Volcanic eruptions, whilst Hephaestus is also used to explain them. And this is made all the more intriguing when you realize Hephaestus and Typhon have the same origin in some tellings, that being Hera’s sole immaculate conception. Hephaestus and Typhon same person confirmed???

One my new favorite videos of yours! The animation was so funny I had to watch it twice in a row

Hey jake. I have a question. Will you ever make a video about king midas?

I really liked all the different sources and variations of the stories in this

Thank you for your videos they always cheer me up when I am sad

Thanks for the video. I did pause during the ad just to see what manga's you have on the shelf.

As I remember Hera just summoned the Typhon (that way bringing him to life) when she was angry on Zeus

3:32 The dragon's name is Ladon! You should do a dragons episode covering this and other cool big reptiles!

7:25 She died Brutally and horribly in terrible agony 7:35 *Elevator Musaq*

Regarding the infrequent appearance of strictly ill-willed characters in Greek mythology... it honestly seems like Gaia herself is an evil Goddess. Her main trait is being a vindictive psycho who seeks vengeance for everything. And her main method of vengeance is through revolts and imprisonment. Kind of messed up ngl.

@dorkfish1275

11 ай бұрын

according to well, some sources, the reason she's constantly pissed is because tartarus is inside her, so banishing her kids to it is kinda like shoving them back in the womb. ...ngl that wouldnt put me in a good mood at all.

Thank you for every video u do with such great devotion

This is going to be awesome!

*Who would win ?* The Gigantic,Enormous, terrifying, dreadful dragon monster, who's so tall he reaches the stars, who's body have 100 snakes and other beasts attached to it, who's mere sight is enough to make the gods sh*t their pants OR World's Horniest ukelele

@omarsalem1219

Жыл бұрын

Osp refrence nice

You are a very good KZreadr keep doing good

I actually didn’t know about the Eagle being Typhon’s kid.

I cant wait to see this video even thought I should be sleeping I guess I’m staying up all night!

You have a really nice manga collection. I like it 👌

Amazing vid!

5:23 spelling mistake I noticed: "form" should be "from" love your vids!! keep up the great work!

i think we can tell that the lead tipped spear story is a more modern version of the story because at 4:09 we see him using a gun. The greeks didnt have those back then.

@cartoonishidealism582

Жыл бұрын

Well how else are we gonna pump her full of lead

I love your Hera design

I don’t know why but I find it funny that’s jake is in the OSP discord .

Love your vids

A little hint….for hello fresh meals- knives are to cut, Not smash. Go back and forth-not straight down. Very nice job keeping your hands free, very good!!

Small note, you can pronounce Gaia as Yee (thats how we pronounce earth in Greek) and it sounds easier.

Typhon is my favourite monster I am so faustrated that he’s not that talked about considering he was the only guy in Greek Mythology who actually defeated Zeus

I originally heard the Chimera myth as Perseus firing lead tipped arrows into the Chimera's mouth which melted then it choked on the lead to death.

I really want to see which Titans you showed in The Jails Of Tarturus, I want a video explaining them😄

@sonofcronos7831

Жыл бұрын

The first video of mythology in this channel have them. They are Kronos, Iapetus, Koios, Krios and Hyperion

@Shahzad-ss1jq

Жыл бұрын

I wonder who'll we'll see in hades 2

5:58 ok i get why Apollo is a hawk like Horus, they are kinda similar, and Hermes becomes thot, but why Ares disguises as a fish?Is it just random or is there something else to do with it?

@videogollumer

Жыл бұрын

This doesn't really explain much, but Ares' Egyptian counterpart is Ahnur. Also, my question is why did Heracles turn into a faun?

That is probably the most terrifying god I have ever seen jake animate

@legoking6165

Жыл бұрын

That's the idea.

The Sphinx’s design is badass

F****** love ur vids! Their the only reason I know all of this stuff.

LETS GO JAKE!!!

You should do Slavik mythology (in case you haven't heard of it it's basically believing in fairies, magical creatures and in some gods like Mokosh(goddess) and Perun[Peh-roon] (The main god)

@callofghidorah1158

Жыл бұрын

Also got Veles, Jarilo and Svarog just to name a few.

Love your v2 Google Glass!

Great Video

Lol Zeus going at him with the sickle he used to castrate his father. I mean if it worked once I guess

@masterofdoots5965

3 ай бұрын

No, Zeus didn't use it to castrate his father, Chronus, Chronus used it to castrate *his* father, Uranus (Sky Dad)

Yay a new video

If I recall, Typhon’s size was as follows: “So tall his head scraped the stars. Arms so wide they stretched east to west”

You should do Theseus

I'm of the opinion that Typhon is less of human like that usually depicted and is just a strait up eldrich abomination but Greek artists heard about it second hand and just assumed the base human template, because the themes of cosmic horror were not yet popularized. Outside of ancient Jews and their biblically accurate angels.

As Overly Sarcastic Productions described him "The Greek's version of Godzilla!"

Neat now can you do sun wukong two part episode cause there's also journey to the west

nice video

Good work god bless

I'm familiar with a slightly different version of the story. Instead of Hermes and Pan, it was a hero named Cadmus that sabotaged Typhoon after Zeus's initial defeat. There, Cadmus disguised himself as a shepherd and played a panpipe which impressed Typhoon. He suggested to Cadmus that he could have any goddess as a wife when he took over Olympus-except for Hera. But Cadmus reclined the offer, instead saying that if Typhoon liked his pipe music, he would love his lire, but he needed a suitable string. So Typhoon handed him Zeus's sinews, which Cadmus hid away and distracted Typhoon some more with his music, giving Zeus time to recover. I like this story because it is such an interesting concept that a single human was the one who saved the mightiest god in peril. It's even more impressive when you consider that Cadmus's story was kick-started by him setting out for his missing sister Europa, who Zeus kidnapped for obvious reasons. Cadmus had every reason to resent Zeus, and promptly ignore his call for help, but he followed through without any complaints. As far as I know, the story is from Nonnus's Dionysiaca from 4~5th centuries, so it is probably not an OG Greek myth, but I still remember it fondly, and is one of the many reasons why Cadmus is my favorite Greek hero.

Hey, can you please do a story of Amphitrite please? It would be great if you did it Edit: I’m a big fan, so it would be really awesome to see you do Amphitrite and Poseidon

@isthisagoodenoughname8088

Жыл бұрын

Edit: There is no "edited" in your comment, so you legit changed your mind after you were done with the comment and before posting added the "Edit" right after! I find it funny ngl!

@bahnankhayre9534

Жыл бұрын

Am I just really uncultured or are you talking about Aphrodite

@isthisagoodenoughname8088

Жыл бұрын

@@bahnankhayre9534 -No, that's not what they meant. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amphitrite

Can you do Thanatos

As an aspiring writer I paused at 1:32 to read the description and was dumbfounded by one insane run-on sentence.

Oh, holy crap, he did the suggestion I made

Can you do phillipine mythology?

Had no idea that in one of the sources Hera was the mother of Typhen That's really weird.

4:22 there was actually a real life version of this story, look up the Eddystone lighthouses. It’s really fascinating.

@thelonleygengar

Жыл бұрын

Which part???

@KlaxontheImpailr

8 ай бұрын

@@thelonleygengar there was a survivor from one of the former lighthouses that burned down. He claimed to have swallowed a chunk of molten lead but no one believed him. Until after he died when he was cut open and a chunk of lead was found in his stomach. Zepherous has a video on it.

Imagine not being here before the premiere

i would like if u make a video on bellerophone it would be interesting

can you do a mythology story about lyngbakr

The way the Chimera was killed is quite similar to the way the dragon from Bel and the dragon was killed by Daniel, using its fire breath against it by "feeding" it a non food item

God your rendition of Typhon looks like an amalgamated shape I'd doodle in class and try to give a face(s)

can you make a video of Ares' sons plz

5:08 as someone from Bulgaria the pronunciation surprised me tbh

I love the part where Future Jake said its “borgin’ time” and “borged” all over the place

I think that Plutarch said Typhon was consort to Aphrodite which is kinda funny but it was technically synchronization of the Egyptian gods into the greeks

What I heard was that whilst typhon was resting he heard pan playing a flute and promised to gift him with a high place in his world but he pretend like apology had stolen the sinews of his lire and if he got them he could play even better so typhon gave him zeus ones but he went sleep to his music and then they (pan and hermes)gave ti to zeus

Hey can we get story of circe at some point?

Dude thorned a Wiimote to Borg himself

Yes

Just goes to show that people are people then as is now people were fascinated with fantastic adventure stories.

Can you make a story about hyacinthus and apollo :')

the most important thing i’ve learned from this video is that jake is in the OSP discord

Greek gods are already fairly abstract and then you add literal concepts like darkness and victory and of course the screaming monster of snakes who wants to give Chaos a generous promotion in life.