Hercules

Hercules is a street dog and a member of The Greeks. He appears in Dodger and Company, Part Two: Danger Zone and is voiced by the late actor Michael Clarke Duncan.
== Biography ==
Hercules's early life is unknown. However, it is revealed that he became a member of the Greeks at a young age and looked up to the gang's former leader Zeus as a role model.
== Appearance ==
Hercules is a muscular Rottweiler with brown eyes. He sports a leather collar around his neck.
==Personality==
Hercules is brave, selfless and kind. In fact, he is someone who would willingly put his own safety at risk for his friends. 
==Appearances==
===Dodger and Company, Part Two: Danger Zone===
Hercules and the other Greeks make their debut appearance. He informs Dodger about Nero and Caesar, the sons of Roscoe and DeSoto, who have arrived in New York and have themselves formed a gang called The Rebels. When street dogs who have been driven from their territories by the Rebels arrive on the Greeks turf, most of which are mothers with pups, Hercules and Dodger help provide them with food and warmth. 
Later on, Nero and Caesar attack the gangs near the Brooklyn Bridge. Hercules fights off several of the Rebels, but he is overwhelmed when Nero attacks him. The Doberman proves to be more than a match for Hercules and the fight continues until the Rottweiler fights him off. As Nero tries to attack Hercules, both dogs are run over by a truck. Nero dies of his wounds instantly, and Caesar runs off with the other rebels vowing revenge for his fallen brother. Hercules, however, is severely injured and barely clinging to life. Before he succumbs to his injuries, the Rottweiler says with his dying breath, "Zeus, I'm coming." He is later buried by the gang.
==Trivia==
* Hercules shares his name with the mythical hero of the same name (known to the the Greeks as Heracles), who is proverbial for his great strength and bravery and famed for his twelve superhuman labours, which he undertook after he accidentally murdered his family. (Incidentally, he has also been the subject of many films and TV series, including a 1997 Disney movie).
* Another reference to Hercules's mythical namesake is that his final words are "Zeus, I'm coming". In classical mythology, after Hercules sacrificed himself, he ascended onto Mount Olympus and became a god.
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