1852. Hercules

He's the son of Zeus and a born hero -- but Hercules, raised by mortals, doesn't know it yet. He just thinks he's an over-muscular klutz who can't fit in. It takes some help from a "personal trainer" named Phil, his flying horse Pegasus, and a lot of bumps along the way for him to move from zero to hero. He'll have to find his inner strength in order to face evil Hades, the god of the Underworld, to rescue his true love Megara.

1818. Zeus

About the Toy:
Zeus is the king of the Olympian Gods and is father to many of the gods and brother to Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeterand Hestia. He is also the father of the legendary heroHercules. He tells his Hercules that to join the gods, he must become a hero, which he defines as something more than being famous. Zeus is betrayed by Hades, but Hercules later saves him and Olympus, and Zeus reveals that for willingly giving his life to save Meg, he is finally a true hero and can be a god. Nonetheless, he is supportive of his son's decision to remain with Meg.


Background: The recently built Corazon C. Aquino building of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) in the Philippines.

1641. Mesamorph

A Mesomorph is a monstrous creature that was once a man. Ares once turned several Elean soldiers into Mesomorphs to fight Hercules at the first Olympic Games (HTLJ "Let the Games Begin").