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Sunken District

The location of much of the campaign thus far, the Sunken District of Locksea was always a struggling part of the city. It has been put into a disaster state ever since a dam broke a year ago, causing its canals to overflow and flood the entire neighborhood. Many people who could have moved out, and the water-soaked and damaged city blocks of the Sunken District now are home to many of the city’s most desperate (or dangerous) individuals.

The Sunken District, more properly known simply as the Southern District or "South Canal," was built as an expansion to the Canal District over the course of its growth. Built over a small halfling and goblin settlement named Tanglewoode (now the Tangles), the district became housing for many of the sailors, laborers, and new immigrants to the city.

The disastrous breaking of the district's seawalls and subsequent flooding drove out many of the more affluent communities which had established themselves in the Southern District, leaving a hollowed-out ward rife with conflict and crime.
Morpheus

Morpheus is one of thousands of Oneiroi, or dream gods. Son of the sleep god Hypnos, he is known for having the ability to create the image of humans in dreams.

## **Family**

* Parents: Hypnos
* Uncles: Thanatos, Momus, Geras
* Aunts: Apate, the Hesperides, the Keres, Nemesis, Oizys, Philotes
* Immortal Siblings: Phobetor, Phantasos, and countless others

## *1.47 - Mila*

* Ares asks, "Did you tell the God of Dreams to plant the images exactly as I asked?" Strife replies, "Morpheus said that the mortal you chose will be dreaming your dream tonight."
Attica (character)

*(Click here if looking for the Kingdom of Attica)*

* **Appears In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)
* **Played By:** Nick Kemplen

Yvenna's bumbling, dimwitted cousin. When his father Argus is unable to captain the *Argo* due to a case of scurvy, Attica (much to the annoyance of Yvenna and the others) takes his place.
Council of Locksea

The Council of Locksea is the executive body of Locksea's government. It consists of seven members, of whom five are elected and two appointed.

### Elections

The five elected "Speakers" of the Council are allotted to each of the five Wards of the city: North (Stone District), South (Sunken District), East (the Scatter), West (the Sprawl), and Central (Canal District). Those elected to these seats serve for five-year terms, such that one member is up for re-election every year, with no limit on the number of consecutive terms a Councilor can serve. Elections are held on the last day of the Calendar year.

The currently serving elected members are, in order of most recently elected or re-elected:

* Katha of the River Fork for the Southern Ward (elected to 2nd term in 2022, 5 years remaining)
* Tissa De Floria for the Western Ward (elected to 1st term in 2021, 4 years remaining)
* Cpt Antoine d'Raulier for the Central Ward (elected to 2nd term in 2020, 3 years remaining)
* Viscount James Vingloria III for the East Ward (elected to 4th term in 2019, 2 years remaining)
* Phineas Goldheart for the North Ward (elected to 2nd term in 2018, 1 year remaining)

### Appointments

The remaining two seats of the Council are filled by appointment following each election. They serve at the pleasure of the Speakers and can be removed by a majority plus one vote of the members. The two positions are the Speaker of Faith and the Hand of the City, which serve as head decision-makers for the judiciary and military arms of the Locksea government, respectively.

The current appointed members of the Council are:

* Jarella the Unclouded, Speaker of Faith

* Admiral Wynona D'Shannia, Hand of the City

#### Speaker of Faith "Election"

While there are no specific criteria set for who may be chosen as a Speaker of Faith, it has become tradition for each of the deities' respective clergies in the city to put forward the name of a high-ranking member of their temple for consideration by the Council. In practice, this is a mere formality, as the majority of Speakers of Faith in Locksea history have come from the clergy of Rusys. However, occasionally other temples have been granted the position. Notable examples include: during wartime when the disciples of Akrazotz held the position for several terms, during periods of agricultural shortage or surplus when Amigaia was called upon, and a brief period in which a libertine swing in the city's politics gave the temple of Amorha the reins.

### Powers and Bylaws

While laws regarding elections and ward boundaries are enshrined so as to require a unanimous decision to change them, the power of the Council in almost all other matters of governance is ruled by a simple majority. There are a few safeguards that have built up over time through common law, including an oft-cited privilege whereby a Speaker may essentially filibuster a proposal which they argue unduly affects their district, requiring six votes to outweigh them.
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Academy Gates

Located inside Cheiron's Academy.

Everyone has to pass through the gates to enter and exit the Academy - it leads into the Academy Courtyard. These gates are usually guarded by at least one armed cadet, and can be closed if the Academy has to defend itself from attack.

## Side Gates

* Seen in *1.19 - The Lure of the Lyre*.
* Different in style to the front gates, which are built to withstand an attack, these side gates appear as flimsy protection in comparison.
* Guarded by a single cadet, but since it is not the main gate and therefore probably doesn't see much action at all, the cadet guard can be forgiven looking bored.
* The gate is usually kept closed, but not bolted unless there's a threat.
* Faces out to a forest area that eventually leads to Bacchus's Cavern.
* The gates form a kind of cross-hatch barrier with one long wooden beam to secure it.
* **Cons:** The cross-hatch is large enough for an enemy's arm to stick through, which puts anyone nearby at risk of being grabbed, and gives the enemy a chance to remove the beam holding the door closed. Also, the crosshatch is large enough for the toes of a boot to go through - an enemy could climb the gates and go over the top. With the space in the crosshatch, there is plenty of room for an arrow or a well-aimed spear to go through.
An Angel at My Table

## Movie Summary

* *Released: September 5, 1990 (USA)*
* In 1920s and 1930s New Zealand, Janet Frame grows up in a poor family with lots of brothers and sisters. Already at an early age she is different from the other kids. She gets an education as a teacher but since she is considered abnormal she stays at a mental institution for eight years. Success comes when she starts to write novels.
* New Zealand poet Janet Frame is the subject of Jane Campion's biographical drama, which presents a poetically evocative look at the authoress' turbulent life. The film begins with a look at Frame's childhood, showing her as a bright but odd-looking, emotionally fragile young girl with a knack for writing. Frame faces great difficulty in adapting to the conventional rural life around her, and her social awkwardness only worsens as she grows older. After she fails in her attempt to become a schoolteacher due to an intense panic attack, she is subject to a psychiatric evaluation and shamefully misdiagnosed as a schizophrenic. Frame is subsequently committed to a mental institution, where she suffers years of unnecessary shock treatments and other horrors. Her salvation comes through her writings, however, which attract the attention of a renowned author who arranges her release. While the nightmare of Frame's institutionalization is presented with great sensitivity and power, Campion and screenwriter Laura Jones, to their credit, refuse to simplify her story to this one pivotal event. Instead, they pay equal attention to Frame's subsequent life, as she slowly adjusts life in the outside world, experiencing literary success and her first romance.

## Alum Actors

* Alison Bruce plays **Dora**
* Mark Clare plays **Karl Stead**
* Paul Norell plays **Bohemian**

## Non-YH Alum Crossactors

* Andrew Robertt plays **Bruddie**
* Brenda Kendall plays **Miss Botting**
* Celia Nicholson plays **Piona**
* Willa O'Neill plays **Edith**

## Links

* *An Angel at My Table* on IMDB
* *An Angel at My Table* on The Movie Database
* *An Angel at My Table* on Film Affinity
* *An Angel at My Table* on NZ On Screen
* *An Angel at My Table* on Rotten Tomatoes

## Watch the Trailer

<mediaplayer width='467' height='300'>http://yhwiki.com/videos/An%20Angel%20at%20My%20Table%20-%20(trailer).flv</mediaplayer>
Parallax Pizzeria

**Parallax Pizzeria** is a Named Location in Tart Tycoon: Battle Royale. Located southwest of Rocker Reels and southwest of Sweet Sofdeez.

## History

* Added at the beginning of Reinstated Reality (v19.00).
* Unknown Date: The Gas station that was once floating places on the ground.
* v20.00: The Tycoon Order takes over the location.
	+ Hotfix: The Guards moved from the ground to The Meteorship.
Cyclops

A cyclops is a member of a race of giants, each with a single eye in the middle of his forehead. They are only mentioned in *Young Hercules* canon, but have been seen as real creatures in both *Hercules: The Legendary Journeys* and *Xena: Warrior Princess*.

**Hercules:** Okay. You two ever heard of Bacchus?

**Iolaus:** Bacchus... Oh, yeah. He's a cyclops, works for Ares.

**Hercules:** No, not even close.

- *1.19 - The Lure of the Lyre*
## Mythology

Hesiod described three one-eyed Cyclopes, Brontes, Steropes and Arges the sons of Uranus and Gaia, brothers of the Titans, builders and craftsmen, while the epic poet Homer described another group of mortal herdsmen Cyclopes. Homer does not tell if they are one-eyed, this is assumed when Odysseus spins a beam in Polyphemus' eye. Other accounts were written by the playwright Euripides, poet Theocritus and Roman epic poet Virgil. In Hesiod's Theogony, Zeus releases three Cyclopes from the dark pit of Tartarus. They provide Zeus' thunderbolt, Hades' helmet of invisibility, and Poseidon's trident, and the gods use these weapons to defeat the Titans. In a famous episode of Homer's Odyssey, the hero Odysseus encounters the cyclops Polyphemus, the son of Poseidon and Thoosa (a nereid), who lives with his fellow Cyclopes in a distant country. The connection between the two groups has been debated in antiquity and by modern scholars. It is upon Homer's account that Euripides and Virgil based their accounts of the mythical creatures. - *Cyclops - Wikipedia*
Autolycus

* **Appears In:** Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors (Mention Only)
* **Played By:** No one (Though he is played by Bruce Campbell in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

A young thief-in-training, he is mentioned only briefly by Sinis, who has an appointment with him in Corinth to teach him how to pick locks.
Differences between the Movie and the Novelization

This is a page to list the differences between the Young Hercules (Movie Pilot) and the Young Hercules (Novelization).

*Note: For the rest of this page they will be refered to as **Movie** and **Book**.*

## Listed In Chronological Order Of Events

* In the Movie, Ian Bohen plays the part of Hercules. The cover of the Book, though, shows Ryan Gosling as Hercules instead.

* In the Book, Hercules has to climb a sheer mountain to get to the Cave of Ares. The movie doesn't start until he jumps off of the cliff with the rope around his ankles.

* In the Book, the Giant Snake doesn't touch Hercules with its tongue. In the Movie, the snake wraps its tongue around Hercules's ankle, knocking him to the ground.

* In the Book, there are four doors leading out of the treasure chamber in the Cave of Ares. The door that Hercules entered in closed first, while the other three close slower but at the same time as eachother. In the Movie, there is only one door seen leading out of the chamber.

* In the Book, Hercules slides on a layer of dust to glide under the closing door of the treasure chamber. In the movie, Hercules is crawling on his back to get out of the chamber.

* In the Book, it is implied (but not specifically stated) that the Snake finally crashes through the door after several bashes. In the Movie, the Snake crashes through the wall instead.

* In the Book, Iolaus is 'stabbed' by Occam. In the Movie, Iolaus is 'stabbed' by Cradus.

* In the Book, Iolaus 'dies' instantly from the 'stabbing'. In the Movie, Iolaus lives long enough to mutter a few dying words.

* In the Book, Jason states in the epilogue that he has no desire to become king right away and would rather finish his training at The Academy. In the Movie, it is heavily implied that the coronation will happen sooner rather than later.
River of Skulls

* **Appears In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)

The River of Skulls is the second obstacle that one must get past to get into the Cave of Ares. It gets its name from the many skeletons that can be seen in the acid-rich water. In both the movie and the novelization, Hercules's torch slips out of his hands and into the river, where it immediately is reduced to nothing.
Argus

* **Mentioned In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)

Uncle of Yvenna and father to Attica, Argus is the captain and owner of the ship *The Argo*. He is unable to attend the quest for the Golden Fleece due to a case of scurvy, and sends Attica to captain the ship in his place.
Hercules's Bedroom

**Seen in:** 1.31 - Home for the Holidays.

Located inside Alcmene's Farm. When Hercules and his friends go to visit Alcmene for the holidays, Alcmene offers to let Lilith sleep in Herc's bedroom so she won't have to sleep in the barn with the boys. The room is very cute, with old toys strewn about and the walls covered in Herc's childhood drawings.
Adventurer

## TV Show Summary

* *Aired: July 23, 1987 - August 28, 1987 (United Kingdom)*
* Follows on from 1981's *The Smuggler* also starring Oliver Tobias as Jack Vincent. Vincent is an ex-naval officer turned smuggler and has to live by his wits and sword. *The Adventurer* was filmed around the coast of New Zealand. This show only ran once on New Zealand television and was co-produced by TVNZ and Thames Television, England.
* Swashbuckling TV drama series starring Oliver Tobias as Jack Vincent, the ex-naval officer now living by the sword and trying to outwit the authorities, as he tries his hand at smuggling on the high seas.
* Jack Vincent, an aristocrat and former British naval captain forced by circumstances to become a smuggler, is caught and transported on the HMS Success to a penal colony on Norfolk Island, off the New Zealand coast. Unhappily for Vincent, the ship’s captain is none other than his brother-in-law, Lt. Harry Anderson. The two men have quarrelled violently in the past over Anderson’s treatment of Vincent’s sister and now Anderson subjects him to particularly harsh and humiliating treatment. Vincent stages a successful mutiny, casting Anderson and those loyal to him adrift, and plans to sail to America. When the Success is shipwrecked, Vincent is one of three survivors; but Anderson also survives the storm, and vows to pursue Vincent until he sees him hanged at Execution Dock. So begins a fight for survival for Vincent and his crew, complete with hostile natives, unscrupulous sea-traders, crazed prophets and buried treasure...

## Alum Actors

* Alison Bruce plays **Sovay Banks**
* Jeffrey Thomas plays **Captain De Witt**
* Shane Dawson plays **Tohu**
* Norman Fairley plays **Croft**

## Episode List

**Season 1:**

* **1.01** - *"Convict 41 (Part 1)"* - Aired: July 23, 1987
* **1.02** - *"Convict 41 (Part 2)"* - Aired: July 24, 1987
* **1.03** - *"Maru (Part 1)"* - Aired: July 30, 1987
* **1.04** - *"Maru (Part 2)"* - Aired: July 31, 1987
* **1.05** - *"A Legacy (Part 1)"* - Aired: August 6, 1987
* **1.06** - *"A Legacy (Part 2)"* - Aired: August 7, 1987
* **1.07** - *"Sovay (Part 1)"* - Aired: August 13, 1987
* **1.08** - *"Sovay (Part 2)"* - Aired: August 14, 1987
* **1.09** - *"Dragon Island (Part 1)"* - Aired: August 20, 1987
* **1.10** - *"Dragon Island (Part 2)"* - Aired: August 21, 1987
* **1.11** - *"Utu (Part 1)"* - Aired: August 27, 1987
* **1.12** - *"Utu (Part 2)"* - Aired: August 28, 1987

## Links

* *Adventurer* on IMDB
* *The Adventurer - The Complete Series* on Amazon.com
* *The Adventurer* on TV Rage
* *The Adventurer* on TV.com
Petros

**Appeared In:** Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors

The second mate of the *Marina*, Petros is described as being very large ("roughly the size of the Parthenon") and with a lot of missing teeth. Once he sees Kostas the Ogre lifting a huge sack filled with pieces of metal, the the ship's captain orders Petros to instruct him on where to put the cargo. After picking his jaw up off the floor, Petros does as he's told. When it's discovered that Hercules is not a real ogre after all and the crew has been tricked, Petros is one of the sailors who attacks the cadets. Specifically, he goes after Hercules, angry at him in particular for making him look bad in front of the captain. He's last seen being tossed (by Hercules) through the mainsail and crashing through the roof of the wheelhouse.
Avatar

## Movie Summary

* *Released: December 16, 2009 (USA)*
* A paraplegic Marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home.

## Alum Actors

* James Gaylyn plays **Op Center Staff**
* Rodney Cooke as ***Stunts***
* Shane Dawson as ***Stunts***

## Links

* *Avatar* on IMDB
* *Avatar* on The Movie Database
* *Avatar* on Film Affinity
* *Avatar* on Rotten Tomatoes
HtLJ - 4.21 - Top God

### Summary

As Hercules grieves for Alcmene, Zeus points out that Hercules is now free to become a full god. Hercules considers the good he can do as a god as well as the change in his relationship to his friends. In flashback, Apollo turns Young Hercules into a full god by feeding him ambrosia.

## Characters (in order of appearance)

* Hercules
* Iolaus
* Zeus
* Young Jason
* Apollo
* Young Hercules
* Punk Clinton
* Ariadne
* Momus
* Jason
* Guard Campbell

## Items

* Apollo's Surfboard
	+ More items from this episode...

## Trivia & References

**Continuity Warning** - Hercules meets Apollo and they mess with Jason. But in 1.48 - Apollo, Hercules encounters Apollo with Iolaus and Theseus on the beach. How they met are two totally different stories.
## Guides, Scripts, Transcripts, & Reviews

* Top God Transcript (Dialogue Only)
* Whoosh.org's Episode Guide
* IMDB's Episode Guide
* TV.com's Episode Guide
Graegus

**Appeared In:** Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors

Called a 'dog of war', Graegus is Ares's pet. However, the creature is described as being as tall as a pony and looking more like a cross between a dog and a lizard than just a normal dog. Whilst Elias is carrying out Ares's plan to spark trouble between Corinth and the Centaur Nation, he sends Graegus along to dispose of Hercules. The plan seems to go well, with Elias's men focusing their attention on Lilith and Iolaus so Graegus can deal with just Hercules. Ultimately, though, the creature is defeated after several blows to the head and having a wall pushed onto it and chained up.
People's Republic of China

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The **People's Republic of China**, (Mandarin: 中华人民共和国) or simply **China**, (Mandarin: 中国) is the world's most populous country, located in East Asia. The country consists of 23 provinces, five autonomous regions, four municipalities, and two Special Administrative Regions (Hong Kong and Macau). The national capital is Beijing.
Opening Credits

The music playing in the background of the opening credits is "Track 15 - Main Title" from the Original Television Soundtrack.

*"In an age of light and darkness, Zeus, King of the Gods, ruled the universe. He had a son, Young Hercules. Half-god, half-man, Young Hercules longs to find his place in the world, the father he's never known, and what it means to be a hero. Before the man became legend, before the legend became myth, came the greatest adventure of all."*

The Opening Announcer was the voice of D.C. Douglas.

Ever wonder what the scenes in the opening credits from the Season 1 episodes are from? Here is a scene-by-scene breakdown of the opening credits and what episodes they are from.

## Watch the Opening Credits

<mediaplayer width='440' height='300'>http://yhwiki.com/videos/YHocs.flv</mediaplayer>
Hades

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## **Family**

* Brother of: Hera, Zeus, Poseidon.
* Uncle of: Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Bacchus, Discord, Hephaestus, Hermes, Hercules, Castor, Pollux, Lucius

## *1.08 - Keeping Up With the Jasons*

* Hephaestus shows off a metal shield that is impervious to fire, and claims that it's great for fighting dragons. "Or visiting Uncle Hades," Hercules exclaims.

## *1.38 - Me, Myself, and Eye*

* Cheiron is naming the statues, and indicates one as, "Hades, God of the Underworld".

## *1.47 - Mila*

* When Mila confronts Hercules, she asks, "What if my father turned out to be some god *other* than Zeus? Someone like, say, Hades or Poseidon... or even Ares?"

## **External Links**

* "Hades" on Hercules-Xena.wikia.com
* "Hades" on WarriorPrincess.wikia.com
Gaul

**Gaul** was a region of Western Europe during the Iron Age and Roman era, encompassing present day France, Luxembourg and Belgium, most of Switzerland, the western part of Northern Italy, as well as the parts of the Netherlands and Germany on the left bank of the Rhine.

During the 2nd and 1st centuries BC, Gaul fell under Roman rule: Gallia Cisalpina was conquered in 203 BC and Gallia Narbonensis in 123 BC. Gaul was invaded by the Cimbri and the Teutons after 120 BC, who were in turn defeated by the Romans by 101 BC. Julius Caesar finally subdued the remaining parts of Gaul in his campaigns of 58 to 51 BC. Roman control of Gaul lasted for five centuries, until the last Roman rump state, the Domain of Soissons, fell to the Franks in AD 486. During this time, the Celtic culture had become amalgamated into a Gallo-Roman culture and the Gaulish language was likely extinct by the 6th century.

* In Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors, Ares has a shield from Gaul hanging on the wall of his temple.
Poseidon

## **Family**

* Brother of: Hera, Zeus, Hades.
* Uncle of: Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Bacchus, Discord, Hephaestus, Hermes, Hercules, Castor, Pollux, Lucius

## *1.13 - Forgery*

* Hephaestus mentions that Poseidon wants him to make another anchor. "You'd think he'd had enough of those already."

## *1.38 - Me, Myself, and Eye*

* Cheiron is naming the statues, and indicates one that is holding a trident as, "Neptune, God of the Sea".
	+ Neptune was the name that ancient Romans gave to the Greek god of the sea and earthquakes, Poseidon.

## *1.47 - Mila*

* Hercules tells Mila, "Well, Y-you could be the daughter of, like, you know, Poseidon, or Apollo, or..." "...or Zeus!" Mila chimes in.
* When Mila confronts Hercules, she asks, "What if my father turned out to be some god *other* than Zeus? Someone like, say, Hades or Poseidon... or even Ares?"

## *1.50 - Valley of the Shadow*

* Vendor Christine tries to sell a fishing pole. "You'll steal a fish from Poseidon's plate."
Rock Guards

* **Appeared in:** 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus, 1.03 - What a Crockery
* **Played by:** Unknown

      The Rock Guards are embedded in the walls of Hera's Cave, and come to life when Iolaus and Jason try to return Zeus's Chalice back to its place. They walk in a very slow, lumbering, Night-of-the-Living-Dead pace towards whoever is holding the Chalice.

      Iolaus manages to duck around the Guards to return the Chalice to its spot - it is unknown what happened to the guards once the Chalice is back in its rightful place. Perhaps they returned to their positions or were destroyed by the blast of light from the chalice.
Kronos

* **Mentioned In:** 1.24 - Dad Always Liked Me Best

      King of the Titans, Kronos was the father of Demeter, Hades, Hera, Poseidon, and Zeus. When his mother, Gaia, predicted that one of his children would overthrow him someday, he devised a plan. As each of his children were born, he devoured them instantly. To spare her youngest son from such a fate, his wife, Rhea, wrapped a rock in swaddling clothes and presented it to Kronos as the newly-born Zeus. Without question, Kronos ate the rock.

      Gaia's prediction would ultimately come true when, several years later, Zeus returned to Mount Olympus to rescue his siblings and declare war against the Titans. At the end of the war, he and the other Titans were imprisoned forever in Tartarus.
Thief 02

* **Appears In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)
* **Played By:** Unknown

This thief is part of the Lowacks gang, and served as lookout as Iolaus ran a con on The Greedy Jeweler. In the novelization, the character also serves as a distraction to cover Iolaus's escape:

*Iolaus ran, pushing his way through the puzzled crowd. Two other boys in the area took off running at the same time. They shoved into people and booths, creating even more confusion.*
Syracuse

Syracuse is a historic city in Sicily, the capital of the province of Syracuse. This 2,700-year-old city played a key role in ancient times, when it was one of the major powers of the Mediterranean world. Syracuse is located in the southeast corner of the island of Sicily, right by the Gulf of Syracuse next to the Ionian Sea.

The city was founded by Ancient Greek Corinthians and became a very powerful city-state. Syracuse was allied with Sparta and Corinth, exerting influence over the entire Magna Grecia area of which it was the most important city. Once described by Cicero as "the greatest Greek city and the most beautiful of them all", it later became part of the Roman Republic and Byzantine Empire.

* In Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors, Elias and his band of slavers capture the centaurs to sell as slaves in Syracuse.
Aegeus

Aegeus is an old fishmonger that Hercules, Iolaus, and Theseus encounter in the market as they're buying supplies for an upcoming camping trip. For the price of 10 dinars, he gives them information about a choice spot where they can 'trap boars as big as horses and catch fish as big as Iolaus' mouth'. When the trio have to flee from a giant, fanged monster and take shelter in a cave, they find Aegeus there again. Theseus nearly attacks him, but is stopped by Hercules and Iolaus. Only when things calm down does Aegeus tell them that they are, in fact, in Hera's Valley and the monster, called the Protector, wants to kill them for hunting and killing a peacock- one of Hera's sacred animals.

      After a meal (consisting of the food that Aegeus swiped from the trio's camp), Theseus and Iolaus go to bed. Hercules, unable to sleep, stays up to talk with the old fishmonger. After their conversation, Aegeus and the others go to check to see if the sun has risen yet. Leaning halfway out of the cave, he is grabbed by the Protector and dragged away. At Herc's insistence, the trio goes to rescue him. After they defeat the Protector, though, they never see Aegeus again, figuring that he's just "gone fishing".

      He is later seen again, though, watching from a hilltop as the trio walk back to the Academy. There, it is revealed that the old fishmonger was actually Zeus in disguise.

## Trivia

* Aegeus has a tendency to speak about himself in third-person.
* The name Aegeus means 'protection' or 'shield', coming from the word 'aegis'. To do something under someone's aegis means to do so under the protection of a powerful source, such as Zeus's protection order over Hercules. Aegis on Wikipedia
* Aegeus charges 10 dinars to tell you where the best fishing spot is.
Sinis

Sinis is a talented thief, who was kidnapped during a plot by Ares to start a war between the Corinth and the Centaur Nation. He was watched more carefully by the slavers because be managed to slip his chains once, and was the first one to get free when Lilith, Iolaus, and Hercules arrived to rescue the centaurs. He set the other centaurs free, and in exchange Tyldus gave him his freedom when they returned to Corinth.

* Sinis had been Cheiron's pupil and would have made a fine warrior, but he'd chosen to become an outlaw instead.

* Sinis mentions having an appointment in Corinth to teach a boy named Autolycus how to pick locks.
Siren

* **Appeared in:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)
* **Played by:** Anouk Koene

In order to attract the Argonauts to Ithra, Discord disguised herself as the Siren. She sang to catch their attention, and lured them into a cave where she provided a feast of food and wine. She danced as they ate, and stood aside as the bewitched Argonauts turned violent and fought amongst themselves. Only Hercules saw her guise flicker back to Discord.
Golden Hind

* **Appears In:** 1.36 - Hind Sight, 1.40 - Iolaus Goes Stag
* **Played By:** Amber Sainsbury

The Golden Hind are a very rare species of half-human, half-deer creatures, and are particularly favored by Artemis. As the name implies, their skin, fur, and hair is all gold. Their pelts are said to be very valuable (a small tuft of fur can easily sell for 1000 dinars) and, because of it, they have been almost entirely wiped out by hunters. The one encountered by both Hercules and Iolaus is named Helene.

## Powers

* Can run "as fast as the wind" - 1.36 - Hind Sight
* When not feeling threatened, can take on human form at will (however, a single touch by a human will turn her back into hind form) - 1.36 - Hind Sight, 1.40 - Iolaus Goes Stag
* Can heal others - 1.40 - Iolaus Goes Stag
* Her horns can grow back if removed. - 1.36 - Hind Sight

## In Greek Mythology

* In Greek mythology, the Ceryneian Hind, also called Cerynitis or the Golden Hind, was an enormous hind (deer), who lived in Keryneia, Greece. It was sacred to Artemis, the chaste goddess of the hunt, animals and unmarried women. It had golden antlers like a stag and hooves of bronze or brass, and it was said that it could outrun an arrow in flight. - *Wikipedia*
* As part of Hercules' Twelve Labors, King Eurystheus, hoping to get him in trouble with Artemis, told him to capture the hind and bring it back to him. Rather than incurring the goddess' wrath, though, Hercules explained why he so badly needed to catch the hind and swore to return it. True to his word, he released the hind back to her mistress before Eurystheus could add it to his menagerie.
Amphipolis

**Amphipolis** was an ancient Greek city in the region once inhabited by the Edoni people in the present-day region of Central Macedonia. It was built on a raised plateau overlooking the east bank of the river Strymon where it emerged from Lake Cercinitis, about 3 m. from the Aegean Sea. Founded in 437 BC, the city was finally abandoned in the 8th century AD.

* Pollux shows off the award he recieved after he won the games at Amphipolis in 1.17 - Winner Take All.
* In Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors, Strife says, "Hey, I know, Unc. Why don't you start a rockslide in Amphipolis and blame it on the Poteidaians?"
As Dreams Are Made On

## Summary

* *Released:* 2004 (New Zealand)
* *Runtime:* 11 min.
* *Tagline:* In every little life big decisions must be made.
* Reuben Mills is a talented but impoverished actor feeling much pressure to nest. With his acting company about to tour he finds himself at an emotional crossroads. The time has come to choose his path.

## Alum Actors

* Alison Bruce plays **Ruth**
* Ian Hughes plays **Reuben Mills**
* Katherine Kennard plays **Siandra McNair**

## Links

* *As Dreams Are Made On* on IMDB
* *As Dreams Are Made On* on Wikipedia
* *As Dreams Are Made On* at the New Zealand Film Commission
Strife

## **Family**

Nephew of Ares. Half-nephew of Hercules. His parentage is unknown, but there is some speculation among fans that Discord is his mother.

## **Wardrobe**

Strife wears a complete outfit made of black leather and what looks like silver safety pins holding it together. What little skin shows is extremely pale.

## **Background**

* God of Strife. Often is seen doing mischief with Discord.

## **Powers**

* Can shoot blasts out of his hands - *(1.02 - Between Friends, 1.30 - Golden Bow)*
* Can change his clothes/hair at will - *(1.02 - Between Friends)*
* Telekinesis - can levitate and throw tables with his mind - *(1.02 - Between Friends)*
* Teleportation - can vanish from one place and reappear in another - *(1.02 - Between Friends)*
* Shapeshifting - *(1.11 - Battle Lines I, 1.12 - Battle Lines II)*
* Can appear in two places at once - *(1.30 - Golden Bow)*
* Can freeze time and/or objects for just a moment - *(1.30 - Golden Bow)*
* Can be invisible to mortals - *(1.07 - Inn Trouble)*, *(1.39 - The Skeptic)*, *(1.47 - Mila)*

**Followers:**

* The Phat Chick
* Rytus and his gang

## **Television Tropes**

* Plot Tropes:
	+ Limited Wardrobe
Poteidaia

Potidaea was a colony founded by the Corinthians around 600 BC in the narrowest point of the peninsula of Pallene, the westernmost of three peninsulas at the southern end of Chalcidice in northern Greece.

While besieged by the Persians in 479 BC, the town was saved by the earliest recorded tsunami in history. Herodotus reports how the Persians attackers who tried to exploit an unusual retreat of the water were suddenly surprised by "a great flood-tide, higher, as the people of the place say, than any one of the many that had been before".

During the Delian League conflicts occurred between Athens and Corinth. However, the Corinthians sent a supreme magistrate each year. Potidaea was inevitably involved in all of the conflicts between Athens and Corinth.

The people revolted against the Athenians in 432 BC, but it was besieged during the Peloponnesian War and taken in the Battle of Potidaea in 430 BC. The Athenians preserved the city until 404 BC, when it was passed into Chalcidice.

The Athenians retook the city in 363 BC, but in 356 BC Potidaea fell into the hands of Philip II of Macedon. Potidaea was destroyed and her territory handed to the Olynthians. Cassander built a city on the same site which was named Cassandreia, perhaps a sign that he intended it to be his capital. Cassandreia, much reduced in size, was used to establish a home for refugees from Asia Minor after the first world war, and at that time was renamed 'New Potidaea' (Nea Potidaia). A modern village nearby on the peninsula preserves the name of Cassandreia.

* In Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors, Strife says, "Hey, I know, Unc. Why don't you start a rockslide in Amphipolis and blame it on the Poteidaians?"
* Gabrielle from Xena: Warrior Princess was born in Poteidaia.
Fates

**Mentioned In:** 1.14 - No Way Out, 1.28 - In Your Dreams, Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors

Also called **the Moirai**, the Fates were three personifications of destiny who controlled the 'life threads' of every mortal:

* Clotho spun the threads of life
* Lachesis decided how long a person's thread of life would be.
* Atropos, when it was time for a person to die, used her shears to cut that person's thread.

Though they make no physical appearances in the series, they are briefly mentioned a few times throughout.
Dryad

## The Myth

A type of nymph, dryads are the spirits of trees. Though the Greek word *drys* signifies oak trees specifically, the term 'dryad' has since come to refer to all tree nymphs regardless of tree type. They are said to be very shy around everyone, save for Artemis. Some other types of dryads are the Meliai (ash trees), Epimeliads (apple trees), and Caryatids (walnut trees). The Meliai in particular played a large role the life of Zeus, as they were appointed by his mother, Rhea, to tend to him when he was an infant.

Like all nymphs, dryads are potentially immortal and their lives are tied to their homes. Some dryads, called hamadryads, are even part of their trees to the point that, if the tree dies, they die with it.

## In Young Hercules

*"1.20 - Fame"* - When Cheiron tells Hercules that 'the undead can only be defeated by their own'. Thus, to defeat Bacchus for good, he and Iolaus go to the desert to collect dryad bones. These dryads, rather than being inhumanly beautiful tree spirits, are large, humanoid skeletal monsters with bat-like wings and a long tail. They can burrow through the sand, identical to Sand Sharks. Springing out of the sand, they are animated enough to hover in the air without anything visibly holding the skeleton together. They are easily beaten in a fight, though, thankfully.
Persephone

* **Mentioned In:** 1.31 - Home for the Holidays
* **Played By:** None (Mention Only)

Persephone, the goddess of Spring, is the daughter of Zeus and Demeter. She is also the wife of Hades, and their union is what the Ancient Greeks attributed the seasons to. In one version of the story, Zeus willingly allowed Hades to abduct Persephone, who had been hidden away on Earth by her mother. In another, Hades was under the influence of one of Cupid's arrows when he stole her away. So distraught was Demeter over her daughter's disappearance that, for months, the world was plunged into desolation. No crops grew, and several people and animals started to die of starvation. Finally, Zeus was forced to make Hades give Persephone up. When Hermes went to find her, Hades agreed to let her return to the mortal world. Before releasing her, however, he gave her some pomegranate seeds to eat. Thus, because she'd eaten food in the Underworld, she was now obligated to spend 1/3 of every year there.
Iphicles

* **Mentioned In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)
* **Played By:** None. *(Sidenote: Although we never see Iphicles in Young Hercules, he was played by Kevin Smith in a few episodes of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys)*

Iphicles is the son of Alcmene and Amphitryon, and is Hercules' older half-brother. It is mentioned that he left home because of his jealousy of Hercules's half-god status.
Satyr 02

* **Appeared in:** 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus
* **Played by:** Unknown

This satyr was dining with Satyr 01 at Kora's Inn when Hercules and Iolaus arrived. They had previously made arrangements with Strife to be there when he entered, and to trip him as he pretended to be Nysus Gaius, thus picking a fight and causing the cadets to jump to Nysus's support. Kora breaks up the fight and the satyrs leave.
Academy Gymnasium

**Seen in:** 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus, 1.19 - The Lure of the Lyre, 1.20 - Fame.

Located inside Cheiron's Academy, the gym is where all the training exercises are done. Like any proper school gymnasium, it comes stocked with various equipment the cadets use in their exercises, has a wide space cleared out for things like warmups and sparring, and there are barrels of water kept nearby so the cadets stay hydrated between training sessions.

See also Weapons Training at the Academy.

## **Training Partners**

* In 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus, Jason and Iolaus are wrestling on the main gym floor.
* In 1.01 - Treasure of Zeus, Hercules spars against Nysus Gaius using padded quarterstaffs on an elevated lattice.
* In 1.02 - Between Friends, Iolaus spars against Nysus Gaius using padded quarterstaffs on an elevated lattice.
* In 1.13 - Forgery, Lilith spars against another cadet using quarterstaffs.
* In 1.13 - Forgery, Hercules spars against both Iolaus and Jason using padded quarterstaffs.
* In 1.19 - The Lure of the Lyre, Iolaus spars against Lilith using some kind of martial arts - sparring without weapons using several hand and foot movements.

* In 1.47 - Mila, Iolaus spars against Panthar using quarterstaffs.
* In 1.47 - Mila, Hercules spars against Mila using quarterstaffs.
Athena

Athena, the goddess of war and wisdom, was one of the gods serving as the tribunal when Ares was accused of actively trying to kill Hercules.

## **Family**

* Daughter of Zeus and Metis
* Uncles: Poseidon and Hades
* Immortal half-siblings: Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Bacchus, Discord, Hephaestus, Hermes
* Half-mortal half-siblings: Hercules, Castor, Pollux, Lucius

## **External Links**

* "Athena" on Hercules-Xena.wikia.com
* "Athena" on WarriorPrincess.wikia.com
Thief 01

* **Appears In:** Young Hercules (Movie Pilot), Young Hercules (Novelization)
* **Played By:** Unknown

This thief is part of the Lowacks gang, and served as lookout as Iolaus ran a con on The Greedy Jeweler. In the novelization, the character also serves as a distraction to cover Iolaus's escape:

*Iolaus ran, pushing his way through the puzzled crowd. Two other boys in the area took off running at the same time. They shoved into people and booths, creating even more confusion.*
Hephaestus

Hephaestus is the god of technology, blacksmiths, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metals, metallurgy, fire and volcanoes. In both the series canon and the actual mythology, Hera cast him out of Olympus and banished him to Earth. He would later return to Olympus in defiance of his exile, though he seems to still prefer spending time at his cave.

He comes off as being a bit goofy, and typically very cheerful and friendly. He is not one to be trifled with, though, as he has shown quite a few times how powerful and rather frightening he can be when he's angry.

## **Family**

* Son of Zeus and Hera in the show (or just Hera, depending on if you follow some versions of the mythology)
* Uncles: Poseidon and Hades
* Immortal siblings: Ares, Discord
* Immortal half-siblings: Aphrodite, Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Bacchus, Hermes
* Half-mortal half-siblings: Hercules, Castor, Pollux, Lucius

## **Wardrobe**

His clothing consists primarily of earthy tones. Also, it incorporates a lot of metal: His vest is covered in bronze adornments, his shirt appears to be chain mail, and he wears a chain around his neck.

## **Powers**

* As the god of technology and metalwork, his power lies in creating things. Even when he had amnesia and could not remember that he was a god, he showed an impressive ability to build things seemingly from nothing. He even repaired the Warrior Dummy when it was broken.
* Heph also has godly strength. In *"1.13 - Forgery"*, he was able to lift the weight of both Hercules and Galatea by pulling up on the back of Herc's belt.

## **Skills**

* Can make pretty much anything out of metal.

## **Creations**

* Warrior Dummy - *(although he didn't create it, per se, he did make a few improvements and adjustments)*
* Greekified Cappuccino Machine
* Silverware Blacksmith
* Galatea

## **Television Tropes**

* Plot Tropes:
	+ Limited Wardrobe
Weapon Storage Cubby

**Seen in:** 1.06 - Teacher's Pests, 1.20 - Fame.

This small room, located just off of the Academy Gymnasium, is where the weapons are stored. After the training sessions are over, the cadets are expected to put whatever they used for the day back in its proper place. There's also a bench stone for sharpening swords and spears.
Academy Infirmary

**Seen in:** 1.02 - Between Friends, 1.08 - Keeping Up With the Jasons.

Located inside Cheiron's Academy.

Accidents happen. Especially in a place where people learn how to fight with various weapons and where vengeful gods are known to attack. The Academy has its own infirmary, manned by Cheiron and presumably well-stocked with all manner of medicinal herbs and plants.
Agent Anna

## Alum Actors

* James Gaylyn plays **Motivational Speaker**
* Jodie Rimmer plays **Liz**
* Joel Tobeck plays **Grant**
* Judy McIntosh plays **Pippa**

## Non-YH Alum Crossactors

* Bruce Phillips plays **John Ball**
* Dwayne Cameron plays **Rory O'Conner**
* John Leigh plays **James Finlayson**
* Kate Elliott plays **Rhonda**
* Lisa Chappell plays **Marina**
* Peter Elliott plays **Cameron**
* Sally Stockwell plays **Claire**

## Episode List

**Season 1:**

* **1.01** - *"Agent Anna"* - Aired: January 31, 2013
* **1.02** - *"Swimming with Sharks"* - Aired: February 7, 2013
* **1.03** - *"Happiness"* - Aired: February 14, 2013
* **1.04** - *"At Home Here"* - Aired: February 21, 2013
* **1.05** - *"Rules of the World"* - Aired: February 28, 2013
* **1.06** - *"Divorce Dust"* - Aired: March 7, 2013

**Season 2:**

* **2.01** - Aired: June 5, 2014
* **2.02** - Aired: June 12, 2014
* **2.03** - Aired: June 19, 2014
* **2.04** - Aired: June 26, 2014
* **2.05** - Aired: July 3, 2014
* **2.06** - Aired: July 10, 2014
* **2.07** - Aired: July 17, 2014
* **2.08** - Aired: July 24, 2014
* **2.09** - Aired: July 31, 2014
* **2.10** - Aired: August 7, 2014
Atlantis High

## TV Show Summary

* *Aired: September 8, 2001 - March 2, 2002 (New Zealand)*
* 16-year-old nerd, Giles, is the new student at Atlantis High, where both the students and teachers seem to be very weird. Could the school being reputedly built on the lost city of Atlantis have anything to do with this?
* Atlantis High is a teen comedy TV show, shot in New Zealand in 2001. The plot revolves around 16-year-old Giles Gordon (Michael Wesley-Smith), who has just moved to Sunset Cove, "a beautiful coastal surfing town where the sun is always shining, the people are all beautiful and everything is perfect... or so it seems." He enrolls in Atlantis High School, where he soon discovers that Sunset Cove is unlike any town he's ever seen: populated by double-agents, aliens and high school students with blue hair and pointy ears, its inhabitants are eccentric lunatics who at times turn into superheroes or other whimsical figures. Atlantis High both parodies soap operas and pays homage to spoof television.

## Alum Actors

* Loren Horsley plays **Sabrina Georgia**
* Megan Cassie plays **Dr. Leggz**
* Miriama Smith plays **Vita**

## Non-YH Alum Crossactors

* Ken Blackburn plays **Mr. Dorsey**
* Ray Henwood plays **Commander Vermont**

## Episode List

**Season 1:**

* **1.01** - Aired: September 8, 2001
* **1.02** - Aired: September 15, 2001
* **1.03** - Aired: September 22, 2001
* **1.04** - Aired: September 29, 2001
* **1.05** - Aired: October 6, 2001
* **1.06** - Aired: October 13, 2001
* **1.07** - Aired: October 20, 2001
* **1.08** - Aired: October 27, 2001
* **1.09** - Aired: November 3, 2001
* **1.10** - Aired: November 10, 2001
* **1.11** - Aired: November 17, 2001
* **1.12** - Aired: November 24, 2001
* **1.13** - Aired: December 1, 2001
* **1.14** - Aired: December 8, 2001
* **1.15** - Aired: December 15, 2001
* **1.16** - Aired: December 22, 2001
* **1.17** - Aired: December 29, 2001
* **1.18** - Aired: January 5, 2002
* **1.19** - Aired: January 12, 2002
* **1.20** - Aired: January 19, 2002
* **1.21** - Aired: January 26, 2002
* **1.22** - Aired: February 2, 2002
* **1.23** - Aired: February 6, 2002
* **1.24** - Aired: February 16, 2002
* **1.25** - Aired: February 23, 2002
* **1.26** - Aired: March 2, 2002