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The greek gods have many partners. Wouldn't be surprised if those three are a thing.

unfortunately, getting revenge sort of robbed Jason of the right to get his throne and kingdom back, so he and Medea were forced to live in exile with their children Jason would later betray his oath of having Medea as the only woman in his life, he tossed her aside for another woman, and Medea got her revenge on him for this, she poisoned Jason's new bride and then killed the children that she had mothered with Jason before fleeing on her chariot pulled by sun dragons that were given to her family by her grandfather, Helios

Medea later appeared in Athens and nearly caused the death of Theseus, but she was not caught and instead fled once more on her sun dragon chariot

Yes, if you take the original Greek myths they’re terrible people. The Hades mythos is changed somewhat.

@@Jtownschannel*Looks at literally anything about the Greek mythology, sees massive friendliness in Hades compared to original.*

Tbf, in hades I, we see zag in a relationship with thanatos and meg at the same time. So Hephaestus and Aphrodite being together while aphrodite is sleeping with Ares wouldn't be that far fetched

greek gods seem to be fine with polyamory in some cases ( except for freaking Hera , lol ) . Didn`t we have Zagreus , Thanatos and Megaera in the first game and Achilles told Zagreus that it`s all good anyway

@@raulbrenes778it’s even brought up in the first game that most of the gods don’t stick to only one partner, with Hades being specifically mentioned as the one of the only ones the individual speaking can think of

They're in a poly maybe? 👀

@@thanhnguyenquoc9762 tbf with hera, her relationship with zeus can't even be described as polyamory. Its almost as if zeus were dating the whole universe 🤣

Hephaestus literally caught Aphrodite cheating on him with Ares... I dont think she ever actually really grows close to him in mythology, they kinda passively dislike each other and thats about it.

@@thedino2712 I said it was one of the MORE healthy ones. They weren’t perfect. But they still a lot of the time at least got along somewhat well Hera and Zeus were always feuding. I get the sense that as the goddess of love Hephaestus wasn’t HAPPY about her sleeping around, but like…..he kinda understood it was gonna happen. Aphrodite at the very least found Hephaestus endearing over time, and did really appreciate the attention he gave her. It was still an arranged marriage essentially, but all things considered Aphrodite was kinda like “eh, I guess you’re a pretty nice guy all things considered”

I b some versions of the myth, they divorce and Hephaestus end up marrying Charis/Aglaea.

@@nicolashuerta353 well there was always revisionist versions of like, every myth. Especially once Roman versions got involved.

@@spiderdude2099 Hephaestus was NOT happy finding out about her cheating. Like he didn't take his anger out on her, the gods didn't really do that. But he did "gift" a certain necklace to harmonia (the daughter of Ares and Aphrodite from said affair). He cursed said necklace and made disaster befall anyone who wore it. The necklace itself is actually a surprisingly reoccuring object causing misfortune every time it appears.

I mean he would have all right to be petty considering the mythos

either the game takes place before aphrodite was caught cheating with areas, or they have a healthier relationship

​@@grine0012 Its likely after but they made it a point that the gods emotions are fleeting. Like they get mad at you when you don't pick them from the multi-boon choice rooms but they immediately just go "It's all fine now, have a nice day" the next time you get their boon.

Nah, they're just shades of culture

You mean Rainier?

In Hades 1 they do insinuate through Zagreus and his relationships that most gods are down with polyamory. So they could have taken there relationship and made them an open married couple. Hephaestus still might not like his brother much, but might be okay with Aphrodite sleeping with whoever she likes.

@@bluesnake4626 Don't want to be that guy but it's insinuate, not incinerate. Only chiming in because it took me a second read to understand what you meant bc of the typo

Their polycule is an angle and the vertex is Aphrodite

At least in the mythos he is not okay with it, but can't really do much about it. He created a trap of hot metal to catch her and ares red handed, so as to shame them in front of gods and also to get back the dowry he paid to zeus

@@Vajrapani108 Oh ya in the myths its very clear Hephaestus is not down with what they are doing. But The Hades team does often like to put their own spin on things to try and to try tidy things up within different versions of the myths that can't work alongside eachother. Like removing all the god incest.

Wait are they actually in a healthy relationship I mean canonically they're not but in game

@@DachshundSketch I'm referring to the game not canonically

@@oc_2651 at least up to where I'm at there's not much talking about their relationship, but from this duo boon dialogue probably??

I wonder if Ares didn't make the cut because of this

@@adityawidarma3803 I mean they talk about Ares a fair amount in game. I imagine he will get added in eventually in some way as we get more access to the olympus path.

Is it that surprising? Every Greek god has been flanderized in some way

@@gabriela.r4311ur a racist loser gabriela

Reminds me of the greek myth manga call MYth by Zelda CW where Hephaestus and Aphrodite started off on bad terms due to the nature of her powers as the goddess of proceation, beauty and other things. But they ended agreeing to marrying and Hephaestus promising her he won't touch her and let her have her fling with Ares (due to her powers.) It was written to show her marriage with Hephaestus is filled with love while her relationship with Are was more lustful. Again much more amicable than the original. The original myth was...oh lord crazy and messy.

@@gabriela.r4311 Sure, but they still retain some of what we would expect. Not that I mind this change, but it is very different than in the myths.

Definitely interesting. Not sure how I should feel when/if Ares makes an appearance in Hades II or is another god offering boons to Melinoe