Zeus
I'm carrying on what you yourself began, and I'm creating a brand new world, one heart at a time.
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| Japanese | ゼウス | |
| Rōmaji | Zeusu | |
| Voice actors | (Ja:) Genzō Wakayama (En:) Corey Burton | |
| Homeworld | Olympus | |
| Origin | Hercules (1997) | |
| Game | Kingdom Hearts III | |
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| Hercules (1997) Hercules' father and king of the gods of Olympus. |
- "Thank you, my boy. Now, watch your old man work!"
- —Zeus to Hercules
Zeus is a character originally from the Disney film Hercules. He is the king of the Olympian Gods and the father of Hercules.
Story
Kingdom Hearts III
In the Realm of the Gods, Zeus is captured by Hades and the Titans. However, he is freed by Hercules and throws lightning bolts at the Titans, causing them to flee.
Other appearances
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Kingdom Hearts II
Appearance
Zeus is quite tall and has a muscular body, towering over Hercules. He has long white hair and a long white beard. He has purple-blue eyes. He wears a purple chiton over his left shoulder which is held by a round gold pin with a thundercloud on it. He is barefoot.
Personality
Origin
Zeus is a character in Hercules voiced by Rip Torn in the original film and Corey Burton in the animated television series. He is inspired by the god from Greek mythology. In the film, Zeus produced Hercules with his wife Hera, watching his son grow up under the care of Amphitryon and Alcmene. Zeus also creates Pegasus from clouds as a gift for his son. When Hercules learns of his adoption from his foster-parents, he heads to the Temple of Zeus to learn who he is, and is told by Zeus of his divine heritage. Zeus sends Hercules to Phil, wishing him luck on his journey to become a true hero on Earth to regain his godhood. Zeus is eventually overpowered by the Titans after Hades releases them, until Hercules comes to his father's aid in defeating them. Afterwards, Zeus at first allows Hercules to return to living as a god on Olympus, but after hearing his son's wish to live his life on Earth as a mortal alongside Meg, he complies. He is last seen creating a constellation of Hercules to show that he has become a true hero, one measured not by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart.
