Queen of the Dead is a pretty cool title though. Hades used an invisibility *helmet, not a shield.
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Sorry its unrelated to the video, but you look like J.K. Rowling but younger, probably because of the dress
They have good pomegranates at least
Hades did not have an shield that did make him invisible. It was an helmet.
There was one ancient Greek god that I wish, someone, had an extended informative video. Sabazios. Not well known, as Zeus or his other two brothers, but he had worshipers all over north ancient Greece and Rome.
I mean it depends on which one you're looking at, because there's many versions to that story and some she gets kidnapped by him, and others she goes willingly to get away from her controlling mother.
took a couple of listens before I realized that the catchy tune "Pomegranate Seeds" by Julian Moon was about Hades and Persephone.
I think more music should incorporate ancient mythology 😛
can we get a longer vid on this ? I wanna know more about Persephone's role
One video about Lucian Dialogues of the Dead Will be cool
On the topic of Greek gods, it'd be cool to see a video of Phobetor. I don't really see much discussion on him, and frankly, I had no clue of his existence till his popped in a monster prompt list I'm doing.
"invisible shield and scepter"
Since WHEN!?! He had an invisibility helmet, but his scepter was the two pointed fork
"Wreak" rhymes with "reek".
Please put this on a separate channel. I did not subscribe for this TikTok style of content, and YouTube won't let me filter these out of my subscription feed.
If not, I will be forced to unsubscribe. 😥
Kind of charming!?!? I don't want to even know what Dr.Z is in too
Thats not the whole story. But you know that doc.
I am intrigued by how a mortal (like Persephone) can be converted into a deity. Is this still possible today?
One of my favorite stories. I took a Mythology class in high school. That was a long time ago but if I remember right I included them in my part of my final exam. It was read to the class.
There's a detailed exploration of Hades and Persephone at https://youtu.be/Ac5ksZTvZN8. Goes into the Mycenaean mythology, which still includes Demeter and Persephone, but Hades didn't exist yet! It's quite thorough and fascinating!
Thanks for the video
Greetings Professor Zarka, how are you doing? I hope you are doing well.
I have a recommendation to make.
Can you make a video on Satan? I was reading on the subject and I was shocked to find that Indra's Zoroastrian version Angra Mainyu is considered to be it's source.
I would love to see your thoughts on the subject. Maybe you can also study Satan as an evolving symbol of iconography in our culture. Or perhaps by drawing parallels from other myths. I believe it will be an interesting video.
As a commenter pointed out, we made a mistake regarding Hades source of invisibility. We apologize for the error, and thank you @doncalicula7938 & @MariuigiKhed for noting it!
I would like all these chapters to be in the future seasons of Monstrum.
*Sea Serpents
*Leviathan
*Phantom Vehicles
*Boogeyman
*Ghosts
*Possessed Dolls
*Shadow People
*Undead
*Goblins
*Bigfoot
*Creepy Clowns
*Killer Robots
*Swamp Monsters
*Scarecrows
*The Invisible Man
*Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
*Merfolk
*Oni
*Demons
*Skeletons
*Stingy Jack (Jack of The Lantern)
*Gnomes
*Sea Monsters that attacked Submarines
*Kitsunes
*Ogres
*Ghouls
*Lich
*Cyborgs
*Witches
*Kaiju
*El Charro Negro
*The Rake
*Revenants
*Vampires
*Dagon
*Ogopogo
*Colossal Claude
*Spectral Carriages
*Kappa
*Flatwoods Monster
*Flying Dutchman
*Cursed Pirates