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* What ''is'' that potion that Hades uses to turn Hercules mortal? It's never expanded upon -- he just has it from somewhere, he's had it for who knows how long, and didn't try to use it on the other gods beforehand for some reason.
* Zeus explains that Hercules can be god again by becoming a "true hero" -- but we never find out ''why'', or how. Is it something to do with his last drop of godliness, or did heroes like Perseus and Jason ''also'' become gods when they died?
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* What ''is'' that potion that Hades uses to turn Hercules mortal? It's never expanded upon -- he just has it from somewhere, he's had it for who knows how long, and didn't try to use it on the other gods beforehand for some reason.
* Zeus explains that Hercules can be god again by becoming a "true hero" -- but we never find out ''why'', or how. Is it something to do with his last drop of godliness, or did heroes like Perseus and Jason ''also'' become gods when they died?
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** Since both Perseus and Jason were both name dropped by Phil as 'failed' heroes, I would say it is unlikely either of them became gods. There is a couple candidates for 'true' heroes that stray a bit closer to WMG though such as Orpheus, Narcissus, or Hephaestus to name a few. Though I don't think it is Narcissus. It doesn't fit what it is shown of him.
