It's honestly sad when you think about it: She's known as the Greek goddess of the hearth and family, yet 'her family' (i.e. the other gods) is non-existent. The only time they're seen coming together, is to fend off bigger threats (typhon, cronus, etc)
It's comforting to know that I wasn't the only child that read a certain popular YA series in elementary school about Greek Mythology and thought it was neat, to which it became my entire personality.
I also find it comforting to know that I was also not the only child that read a certain popular YA series in elementary school about Greek Mythology and thought it was neat, to which it became my entire personality. (Except I did so in middle school but shhhh)
Pretty cool we read the same books. Used to live for the releases of those books. Would buy them with gift cards I had saved back from birthdays/Christmases
I don't study Greek mythology, but I recognized a lot of the names in this because I read old Greek plays for fun. This helped so much. Now I can actually understand what's going on because the gods are a big part in the plays
how did i never realize that percy jackson’s “obtain medusa head kill stepdad quest”, completely echoes perseus’s “obtain medusa head kill stepdad quest”. that’s amazing. nice work rick.
The Percy Jackson books do echo the real myths. The Lightning Thief is based on the tale of Perseus, and the Sea of Monsters is based on the Golden Fleece. I just realized that myself two years ago.
No story in percky jackson is original. They are also just greek myths with changes in some characters locations (like Polyphemus guarding the golden fleece, since they have no connection to one another). But they are exactly the same with no originality (with the exception that they are in the United States).
I love how you actually portray the complexity of so many female characters. Specially because modern adaptations don't do that, Hera isn't a jealous mean wife she has legit insecurities and is stuck on an unhappy marriage, Demeter wasn't just a Karen overprotective mom, she was trying to un-kidnap her daughter, it's refreshing to see.
These myths usually have a ton of variation in them, but then one I heard mortals weren’t actually able to grab the apples so he needed atlas to get them for him. he actually killed the dragon himself beforehand but when he went to grab the apple is disappeared in his hand. He knew that it wasn’t possible for a mortal to grab it because Prometheus told him so when haracles freed him(in the version I know he freed Prometheus so he would tell him where the apples actually were). Prometheus also suggested to get atlas to pick them for him because he happened to be close to the tree. I guess he technically still received help, but it was more like he paid for the help he needed to complete the task.
Gods help are not take into consideration. Athena helps Heracles a lot in the other stories but Euristheus never opposed it. Also in some versions Heracles just kill Ladon and takes the apples by himself. Only the help of other mortals are considered, Euristheus would not be crazy to oppose the will of the gods. If a god is helping Heracles, when what can he do?
My teacher showed one of your videos in class but sincerity was the end of class we didn’t get to finish so I searched it up and now I love his channel
i think a series like this exploring Celtic mythology would be so cool. i think a lot of the stories would fit well with this style and it gets overlooked for Norse mythology so often
21:54 in some versions Zeus brought Heracles to Hera in her sleep and put his mouth to her breast ( Heracles’s mouth not Zeus’s ) and since Heracles was so strong from the milk and Zeus’s genes he…how do I say this… sucked too hard ( nailed it ) and caused hera to wake up surprised and spew out milk from said mommy milkers, and the milk spread out so far and so powerfully she made the *milky*way, in norse myth btw it’s the celestial cows milk that makes the *milky*way
honestly jake is one of the only non-greek youtubers who actually knows the myths and is able to tell them correctly (im a greek person who lives in greece so yes i can confirm)
I wonder if you’ll be doing videos for Eurydice, Sisyphus, Jason and the Argonauts, the Minotaur, Icarus, The Iliad, or The Odyssey. Those are my favorite Greek myths.
8:09 this part was actually really insightful when you think about it. I watched this on the 27th but I came back today to subscribe. Keep it up, and good luck on 338K subs!
13:36 I always thought Medusa was a loyal servant of Athena, but she was beautiful. And one day Poseidon came in a temple and stuff started happening, and Athena was mad she was betrayed, she cursed Medusa to be so hideous that if she looked at someone they’d turn to stone. Soon Athena realized that what happened to Medusa wasn’t her fault but Athena was like “…”. So yeah, Athena wasn’t so wise when she accused an innocent worshipper of something she couldn’t control. People back then needed to get their story straight!
As far as we can tell, the original version of Medusa was just a monster lady who was always a monster lady. Ovid made the Medusa-as-a-victim-of-the-gods version up for Metamorphoses because it was more narratively compelling, and it's stuck around because he was right, his version is better.
Some people like telling it as Athena turning Medusa into a scary death snake lady to make sure that men dont take advantage of her beauty again, and its a way to protect herself. But this isnt the original saying, just a more wholesome way to look at it.
Don't recall the last time I subbed to a channel so fast. Also, your portrayal of Epimetheus as God of Being WAY Too Late to the Understanding Things Party was chefkiss
There a a lot of variations of Medusa's story. The one I heard was that she was a loyal servant of Athena and was raped so Athena gave her the snake head to protect herself (by Turing people to stone). It's so interesting that everyone has their own version of her story.
This one is a modern version of the story. There are no evidentiary sources to suggest this would have been an actual interpretation or version that ancient Greeks and Roman’s would’ve used. I think the internet is to blame
The main problem with this interpretation is that she helps Perseus slay Medusa (giving him the mirror and items to help) and even puts Medusa’s head on her shield afterwards.
Another one was she was a loyal subject of athena but was raped by posidon and athena punished her instead by giving her a head of snakes then helped percius slay her by giving him the mirror
Also, turns the whole story of Medusa boning Poseidon in Athena's temple and getting cursed was made up by Ovid centuries into the Roman Empire as part of a story where he ranted about powerful people abusing the innocent because he got exiled by the emperor. There's no evidence that this part of the story existed before that.
@@cheezemonkeyeater just to point that out. It's still baffles me that the entire Reason why Metamorphosis even made was because Ovid trying to be a hypocrite
@@angelofthedeath2433 Honesty it happens all the time. People can only write from their perspective and often only an outside viewer can see the contradictions.
The part he made up was Medusa being a beautiful human and worshipper of Athena who was forced by Poseidon. And that Athena, Jealous of Beauty of Medusa, turned her into a ugly gorgon. I think
I notice you glossed over who Alcmene actually was, i.e. Zeus' great-granddaughter (through her grandpa, Perseus). That's right, Heracles is his own great-granduncle and his brother is his great-grandpa, and his dad is also his great-great-grandpa. Like, lots of mythologies have deities whose family trees don't fork, but the Olympian tree looks like the goddamned Gordian knot.
Dude its middle school all over again thanks for the trip down the memory lane. PS. As a Greek person i find this hillarious and accurate lmao. keep it up man
Anyone else notice that when perseus talks, the meduse head snakes that come out the bag will move their mouth? Thats so cool, this is what separates him from others, because he cares about the detail, this is why i love this dude. 😂
i read a book about perspehone and hades, but the book said that persephone hated being stuck on the island with her strict boring mom, so she dipped and went to the underworld. perspehone turned out to be the goddess of life, so thats why she spends 50/50 of her time in the underworld and the other in the living. she also fell in love with hades, after finding out bro is a huge softie. (he paints and stuff yk) idk if this is correct tho- i just read a book so yeah. someone correct me if im wrong idk
@@Vinethatatethesouth yes, which is why I’m learning it from other sources, but do remember that lore Olympus isn’t made to teach you Greek mythology, it’s just a fun WEBTOON comic based of Greek mythology but with their own spin on it(to put it lightly)
I love how the only way we can explain the existence of everything is just “There was nothing” “And then there was something” Im pretty sure thats the beginning to literally every religion or belief in existence
Thank you so much I'm actually studying English Language and Literature and we have Mythology class. I'm learning it in a fun way thanks to you. Please keep going.
Hey jake, when explaining the story of Medusa, you used the myth of Ovid as her origin which isn’t the main myth of Medusa , other that one story all others agree she was born a gorgon like her sisters but born mortal, this wouldn’t be a bad use of the many myths . If not for use in context of Perseus which does tell the original story of Medusa
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I love how cute Hestia is like she is just poking some fire. Really show's how she's kind of the least problematic god in greek mythology
It's honestly sad when you think about it: She's known as the Greek goddess of the hearth and family, yet 'her family' (i.e. the other gods) is non-existent. The only time they're seen coming together, is to fend off bigger threats (typhon, cronus, etc)
You forgot eros
@@489virus No, it’s mentioned 19 seconds in, along with gaie and Tartarus
@Elijah Ayers what? Gods chill together on Olympus all the time
@@489virus I mean, his relationship with Psyche isn't exactly the greatest love story ever told...
It's comforting to know that I wasn't the only child that read a certain popular YA series in elementary school about Greek Mythology and thought it was neat, to which it became my entire personality.
I also find it comforting to know that I was also not the only child that read a certain popular YA series in elementary school about Greek Mythology and thought it was neat, to which it became my entire personality.
(Except I did so in middle school but shhhh)
Pretty cool we read the same books. Used to live for the releases of those books. Would buy them with gift cards I had saved back from birthdays/Christmases
Percy jackson
Peter Johnson
@@jackson-hw3uk Mr D that you?
To sum it up: Zeus sleeps with everyone and it causes conflicts
real
Greek mythology: unfortunately, Zeus was horny
Fax
Ahh, thanks I couldn’t watch the whole video my attention span could never
@@Y0ur_f4v-p00kie bootleg grassy plush lol
I don't study Greek mythology, but I recognized a lot of the names in this because I read old Greek plays for fun. This helped so much. Now I can actually understand what's going on because the gods are a big part in the plays
did you recognize the last 4 names at 23:38 💀
@@BrunoTV2bruh
i also recognized a lot of names
i read pjo btw
how did i never realize that percy jackson’s “obtain medusa head kill stepdad quest”,
completely echoes perseus’s “obtain medusa head kill stepdad quest”. that’s amazing. nice work rick.
The Percy Jackson books do echo the real myths. The Lightning Thief is based on the tale of Perseus, and the Sea of Monsters is based on the Golden Fleece. I just realized that myself two years ago.
SO FREAKING TRUE😂😂😂
No story in percky jackson is original. They are also just greek myths with changes in some characters locations (like Polyphemus guarding the golden fleece, since they have no connection to one another). But they are exactly the same with no originality (with the exception that they are in the United States).
@@sonofcronos7831 That's the whole point of the series. Rick Riordan literally just wanted to write modern versions of the myths.
@@travisoliver6741 yh
I love how you actually portray the complexity of so many female characters. Specially because modern adaptations don't do that, Hera isn't a jealous mean wife she has legit insecurities and is stuck on an unhappy marriage, Demeter wasn't just a Karen overprotective mom, she was trying to un-kidnap her daughter, it's refreshing to see.
Lol😂😂😂😂
Hera should file for divorce-
@@Someonecalledeli trueeee
But she can't because she's the godness of marriage🥲
@@Liquirizia489 Poor Hera ,:(
@@Liquirizia489 also I don't think divorce existed back then beacause *Sexism* ™
POV: you actually knew Greek mythology before but now you love it even more
I knew about hades before, but I didn't know much abt his dog so it was neat
@@CevilDevil. You mean Cerbie?
@@thechaddict5560 That's like naming a dog steve, but yes I meant him
@@CevilDevil. Cerbie is just bestest boi. Would pet him
@@thechaddict5560 Definitely, he's adorable
The electricity burglar being based of the lightning thief made me laugh lol 💀
My teacher showed this at class today. No questions. This video is a MASTERPIECE.
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lucky
That’s awesome😂😂😂
It cursed so much how’d she allowed it
SAME
seeing it all together in one video really shows how much work you put in and how amazing this achievement is. kudos to you dude
"not again zeus was filmed in front of a live studio audience" best line I have ever heard.
Man, Jake has hooked, line, & sinker me into his channel. I almost feel embarrassed that I didn't find this channel sooner
I love how Heracles' cousin never called him out on getting Atlas to help with the apples even tho he isn't allowed to take help
Herakles probably didn't say he had help XD
Or divine help don't count (Atlas is a Titan), because he got help from all sorts of God ^^
26:37 wine
These myths usually have a ton of variation in them, but then one I heard mortals weren’t actually able to grab the apples so he needed atlas to get them for him. he actually killed the dragon himself beforehand but when he went to grab the apple is disappeared in his hand. He knew that it wasn’t possible for a mortal to grab it because Prometheus told him so when haracles freed him(in the version I know he freed Prometheus so he would tell him where the apples actually were). Prometheus also suggested to get atlas to pick them for him because he happened to be close to the tree. I guess he technically still received help, but it was more like he paid for the help he needed to complete the task.
Gods help are not take into consideration. Athena helps Heracles a lot in the other stories but Euristheus never opposed it. Also in some versions Heracles just kill Ladon and takes the apples by himself. Only the help of other mortals are considered, Euristheus would not be crazy to oppose the will of the gods. If a god is helping Heracles, when what can he do?
I thought the same thing lol
Hey jake you should do Japanese mythology. That would be pretty cool
I know literally nothing about Japanese mythology so that would honestly be pretty cool.
I would love to learn about Japanese mythology! Incredibly underrated.
@@blueberrygod8275 Its a lot of foxes i can tell you that
If you’re interested i would recommend Linfamy for japanese mythology, theres also history
Literally every mythology is cooler and more underrated than Greek, Norse in Egyptian
But they are also either lost or have a way too intense fanbase
Idk why but I always love the joke of "faraway guy saying something muffled"
Good because that's one of the things I always find funny.
My teacher showed one of your videos in class but sincerity was the end of class we didn’t get to finish so I searched it up and now I love his channel
Love how soft spoken jake is in the beginning and progressively gets more insane ❤❤❤😂😂😂
i think a series like this exploring Celtic mythology would be so cool. i think a lot of the stories would fit well with this style and it gets overlooked for Norse mythology so often
The problem with that is celtic mythology has even less sources than the minimal norse ones.
21:54 in some versions Zeus brought Heracles to Hera in her sleep and put his mouth to her breast ( Heracles’s mouth not Zeus’s ) and since Heracles was so strong from the milk and Zeus’s genes he…how do I say this… sucked too hard ( nailed it ) and caused hera to wake up surprised and spew out milk from said mommy milkers, and the milk spread out so far and so powerfully she made the *milky*way, in norse myth btw it’s the celestial cows milk that makes the *milky*way
WHAT THE FUCK
This makes me glad I wasn’t greek
What😭
I never want to look at any pictures of the galaxy now.
Oh my god-
honestly jake is one of the only non-greek youtubers who actually knows the myths and is able to tell them correctly
(im a greek person who lives in greece so yes i can confirm)
I mean who couldn't love "The Electricity Burglar!"
Such a best seller! Best of all the novels
and Not Pluto is such a good game too
also theres a second book i think, “The Lake of Creatures” or something like that
@@evagarcia865 and a third, i think it was ''The Monster's Burden''
A fourth, Fight in the maze
@laurenhenry5671 There's a fifth. "The first titan" or smthn. And a sequel series, "The villains of tartarus"
I wonder if you’ll be doing videos for Eurydice, Sisyphus, Jason and the Argonauts, the Minotaur, Icarus, The Iliad, or The Odyssey. Those are my favorite Greek myths.
I’d like the Argo
@@sophiaibarra544 Same here. I'm curious as to what his Talos design would look like.
Yeah, I actually just watched the movie a few days ago. Funny how things work like that
Valentine's Day special:
Orpheus and Eurydice, Aros and Psyche, Iphis and Ianthe, Atalanta and Hippomenes
Wit bout daedelus
I really need a sitcom about greek mythology
8:09 this part was actually really insightful when you think about it. I watched this on the 27th but I came back today to subscribe. Keep it up, and good luck on 338K subs!
13:36 I always thought Medusa was a loyal servant of Athena, but she was beautiful. And one day Poseidon came in a temple and stuff started happening, and Athena was mad she was betrayed, she cursed Medusa to be so hideous that if she looked at someone they’d turn to stone. Soon Athena realized that what happened to Medusa wasn’t her fault but Athena was like “…”. So yeah, Athena wasn’t so wise when she accused an innocent worshipper of something she couldn’t control.
People back then needed to get their story straight!
As far as we can tell, the original version of Medusa was just a monster lady who was always a monster lady. Ovid made the Medusa-as-a-victim-of-the-gods version up for Metamorphoses because it was more narratively compelling, and it's stuck around because he was right, his version is better.
Some people like telling it as Athena turning Medusa into a scary death snake lady to make sure that men dont take advantage of her beauty again, and its a way to protect herself. But this isnt the original saying, just a more wholesome way to look at it.
@@Fyysha Technically, the Ovid's version is not the original saying either ^^
I wish he would have mentioned the fact that Medusa was RAPED and then turned into a beast.
@@patienceshelley494 i know thats really important information but i think he wants to keep his videos pg 13 or smth idk
32:03
I love how Heracles doesn’t even break a sweat holding up the sky, but Atlas is red in the face.
to be fair he's been doing it for aeons
You told these stories in humorous way such that no one who hasn't read about them before would understand them this way
It's cool that I got to see this type of art in real time
As a greek i would totally love to have this history lesson
You should make a mythology video about the giant war
There's barely information about the titanomachiaaaand i have just realized you are probably talking about the giants heracles fought
@@inigo-montoya Just what I was about to say
Well apparently he's working on it 😄
@@Chickpeiris Oh
yesssss
Don't recall the last time I subbed to a channel so fast. Also, your portrayal of Epimetheus as God of Being WAY Too Late to the Understanding Things Party was chefkiss
Love how soft spoken jake is in the beginning and progressively gets more insane
There a a lot of variations of Medusa's story. The one I heard was that she was a loyal servant of Athena and was raped so Athena gave her the snake head to protect herself (by Turing people to stone). It's so interesting that everyone has their own version of her story.
This one is a modern version of the story. There are no evidentiary sources to suggest this would have been an actual interpretation or version that ancient Greeks and Roman’s would’ve used. I think the internet is to blame
The main problem with this interpretation is that she helps Perseus slay Medusa (giving him the mirror and items to help) and even puts Medusa’s head on her shield afterwards.
Another one was she was a loyal subject of athena but was raped by posidon and athena punished her instead by giving her a head of snakes then helped percius slay her by giving him the mirror
I really love mythology.
I may not know the complete entire plot line of mythology, but they're always interesting
Im a muslim but i watched this beacause it was funny
Same
18:37 I’m going to go with option b
I’m reading Miller’s “Circe” and how you depict Helios is VERY accurate to her novel. Love it!
Loving these mythology videos. Really appreciate seeing how you’ve improved over time. And improve you did. Good job mate.
The electicity burglar instead of the lightning thief had my on the floor laughing
23:10 I was kinda happy you put the khopesh in his vid
Also, turns the whole story of Medusa boning Poseidon in Athena's temple and getting cursed was made up by Ovid centuries into the Roman Empire as part of a story where he ranted about powerful people abusing the innocent because he got exiled by the emperor. There's no evidence that this part of the story existed before that.
He boned Augustus' daughter for fuck sake. The one guy who you should NOT fuck with
@@angelofthedeath2433 I didn't say was exiled for no reason.
@@cheezemonkeyeater just to point that out. It's still baffles me that the entire Reason why Metamorphosis even made was because Ovid trying to be a hypocrite
@@angelofthedeath2433 Honesty it happens all the time. People can only write from their perspective and often only an outside viewer can see the contradictions.
The part he made up was Medusa being a beautiful human and worshipper of Athena who was forced by Poseidon. And that Athena, Jealous of Beauty of Medusa, turned her into a ugly gorgon. I think
I notice you glossed over who Alcmene actually was, i.e. Zeus' great-granddaughter (through her grandpa, Perseus). That's right, Heracles is his own great-granduncle and his brother is his great-grandpa, and his dad is also his great-great-grandpa. Like, lots of mythologies have deities whose family trees don't fork, but the Olympian tree looks like the goddamned Gordian knot.
NOT THE GORDIAN KNOT 💀
Not again zeus!
Percy Jackson fans, assemble!
???????
HERE!
HEREEEEE!!!!!
Hi I'm grover
@@arishsyed5555 Hi I’m Annabeth
16:43 dang hades is 7 ft
5:54
" Daaaamnn"
- literally everyone that saw Aphrodite
Not Hippolytus.
Dude its middle school all over again thanks for the trip down the memory lane.
PS.
As a Greek person i find this hillarious and accurate lmao. keep it up man
Anyone else notice that when perseus talks, the meduse head snakes that come out the bag will move their mouth? Thats so cool, this is what separates him from others, because he cares about the detail, this is why i love this dude. 😂
bro.. so much information just flooded my brain in like 30 seconds i thought i was having a stroke. but, like in a good way
This was literally so entertaining to watch oh my goodness, thank you for putting this together!
15:14 like father like son ig
29:41 TALLY HALL REFERENCE
28:28 Wait, what?
Tell your friends? Or kill your parents?
@@haripriyashankar1152 No, are you bloody mad?
@@gerbermichael6492 no
@@haripriyashankar1152 No I don't Are you crazy?
@@gerbermichael6492 No
wish jake had money to hire an entire team and release those videos weekly
Oooooh I really like the dark skinned Andromeda design, all the gold makes for REALLY good contrast!
My brain exploding with references and parallels after only reading the first few books of Percy Jackson
i read a book about perspehone and hades, but the book said that persephone hated being stuck on the island with her strict boring mom, so she dipped and went to the underworld. perspehone turned out to be the goddess of life, so thats why she spends 50/50 of her time in the underworld and the other in the living. she also fell in love with hades, after finding out bro is a huge softie. (he paints and stuff yk) idk if this is correct tho- i just read a book so yeah. someone correct me if im wrong idk
Jake could you do a video on the gods of sleep and dreams (Morpheus and Hypnos)
Pretty sure he mentioned them once or twice.
@@lifeiscats1337 I watch all of Jake's greek mythology videos and he did not mention anything about Morpheus and Hypnos.
Fuck I read that as Morbius 💀
I should be ashamed to be called a human being
@@monu_894 it's morphing time
@@monu_894 correct
Watching Cerberus get excited was the highlight of the day
Thank you for making me interested in greek mythology and talking abt greek mythology on my science test
Thanks for these! I just found your page and am tickled with mythos! 🤩
This was fun tuning in. Loved the stream!!
21:11 Disney should make this a show / sitcom
I loved Bill Wurtz’ animations and I love your new take on animated history! Well done! 🥂🙌🏻
I just found your channel. Love the art, love the narration. Dude please make more.
As someone who’s reading the WEBTOON comic(there’s also a book) lore Olympus, it’s good to learn more about Greek mythology😊
They assassinated my guy Apollo, I will never forgive LO for that
Lore Olympus is not at all a good way to learn Greek mythology
@@Vinethatatethesouth yes, which is why I’m learning it from other sources, but do remember that lore Olympus isn’t made to teach you Greek mythology, it’s just a fun WEBTOON comic based of Greek mythology but with their own spin on it(to put it lightly)
@@straww_berryyy yeah they did ruin Apollo dude😭😭😭 poor guy-
Apollo deserved it, he was a predator 🤷🏽♀️
12:10 “then along came Zeus“
“And a legend was born”
He hurled his "Thunderbolt™."
16:57 my favourite Jake gag
0:09 mmm references to 2 of my favourite franchises already this is already insanely good
I love how the only way we can explain the existence of everything is just
“There was nothing”
“And then there was something”
Im pretty sure thats the beginning to literally every religion or belief in existence
9:44 Prometheus is so proud
Thank you so much I'm actually studying English Language and Literature and we have Mythology class. I'm learning it in a fun way thanks to you. Please keep going.
Thanks Jake I love Greek mythology it’s my favourite history topic
PLEASE do one with the story of Medea, she was a pretty interesting character.
15:07 Like father, like son
Lol😂
I’m pretty sure Zeus is very happy
29:41 RULER OF EVERYTHING REFERENCE⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉
NNNAHHHHHHHH
TALLY HALL REFERENCE
@@TheAutisticFrog YEAHHHH
Imagine Percy Jackson being thought of as a genuine part of the Greek mythos in a thousand years from now.
It would harm the reputation of the greek myths.
21:03
- AAAaahhh! Not again Zus!
- Wopsy Dazy
*"Not Again Zus" was filmed in front of life studio audience
Zeus”
Just found this channel. Jake is AMAZING!!!
This is by far the best video i've seen on yt
Hey jake, when explaining the story of Medusa, you used the myth of Ovid as her origin which isn’t the main myth of Medusa , other that one story all others agree she was born a gorgon like her sisters but born mortal, this wouldn’t be a bad use of the many myths . If not for use in context of Perseus which does tell the original story of Medusa
He made a whole video explaining it
16:08 man that's a low blow. But yeah you're right.
Second video I clicked on of yours, bravo, guy. These are effin great :)
This has become my comfort video
Thank goodness for greek mythology for the percy jackson series, so good and interesting
Love Percy Jackson
@@Ghost-jr7lt Rick made the best series ever
@@pay-me-a-ton He really did
It's referenced here lol
thanks jake i love listening to you talk and watching your animations it helps me relax for bed so this is perfect
33:27 such a good boy! And hades is using Heracles to take his dog on a walk lol 😂
or is it dogs?
I love that one of the amazons just pulls out a gun
I love these! Funny, great animation and informative, keep up the good work Jake!
15:23 I really love how the little snake mouths move when he's talking lol 😂 They're so cute.
It’s giving “history of the entire world I guess” and I like it
Medusa canonically has a garden gnome shop in the Percy Jackson series
that is true but im not explaining percy jackson lore
Kratos is just sitting in the backround, sharpening his blades.
Good animation style and funny presentation : ) Have to subscribe to see more haha. Can you do Finland next? Kalevala is quite a story
Seeing how Hestia was the goddess of the hearth (the heart of the home) her 'camp fires' were pretty important for everyday Greeks.
The art style is so cute and simple I love it❤❤❤❤❤
14:44 the bag says "έντεκα" wich means 11,btw
27:16 He casually caugh it 😭✋💀
Love how hestia and hades are the least problematic ones
0:09 “The Electricity Burglar” is how I’m going to refer to Percy Jackson from now on
I love how I was listening then got distracted and to check to see he's still going at it in 3:00