1.8 Return of Iolaus and later adventures.Along with his friend Iolaus, he traveled beyond Greece to lands such as Eire, Norseland, Sumeria, Britannia, and Egypt, preventing evil and protecting mortals alike. His notable feats include creating the Olympics, joining the Argonauts, stopping Dahak, averting the Apocalypse and living well into the 20th century. Hercules saved the Earth from certain terror, monsters, and threats on countless occasions. On the other hand, his heroic deeds and noble labors and saving lives made him the greatest hero for mankind and his legend lived on for centuries throughout the ages. His parentage and favoritism from his father, Zeus made him a target of hatred by some of the other Olympians, notably Hera and Ares. Due to his earliest exploits at the Academy, his name would be known throughout the Known World. Hercules (Greek: Ἡρακλῆς AKA Herakles) was a legendary Greek hero, the immortal Half-God and son of Zeus, King of the Olympians, and the mortal woman Alcmene.
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